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Question by sherry c: can i withhold rent because of harassing neighbors?
i live in vermont. i live in a downstairs apt. my upstairs neighbors have constantly harassed us.thier kids have thrown firecrackers at our windows. they have shot squirrels with bb guns and killed them in front of me. they stomp bang pound on floors at all hours of the night. ive talked to landlord, he refuses to do anything. ive called the police many times, 2 times they were issued 100.00 dollar fines for noise complaint. the woman upstairs is on section 8 and only her and her 2 daughters are on the lease. she let her ex-husband move back in 5 months ago and it has gotten worse. the landlord told me he wont evict her because he needs the money that he gets from section 8. i have proof of everything. police reports. statement from landlord saying he is not suppose to live there. his criminal background records that i obtained from the courts.my landlord told me to move out instead, that he would let me out of lease.this is unfair.now hes evicting me cause i refuse to pay rent until he does something.
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Answer by tonalc2
There are specific state laws regarding withholding rent, but basically it can only be used for repairs. You give the landlord 30 days to repair, and if they don’t you pay for repairs and deduct the amount from the rent.
What you are doing is illegal. Sorry.
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Two-party consent laws require the consent of all parties (not just two) to a conversation before it can be recorded. The 12 two-party states include: California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Washington.
Criminal penalties are provided for in all states except Vermont. Vermont’s statutes do not address interception of communications. But Vermont’s Supreme Court ruled in 2002 that surreptitious electronic monitoring of communications in a person’s home is an unlawful invasion of privacy. In Hawaii it’s a misdemeanor for someone just to possess any material obtained through illegal surveillance.
About thirty-five states allow civil suits and penalties. For example, under California law, anyone injured by a violation of laws against disclosure of telephonic messages can recover civil damages of ,000 or three times the actual damages (whichever is greater).
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Know the laws before performing any kind of surveillance work or you may find yourself without a license and in jail.
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Gathered results through the government online-based search system are direct as expected from any web data search sites. It allows users to view reports, then save or print them right after requesting the screen. Criminal Conviction data history cost per request and it is a non-refundable charge that’s why cautiousness in entering details is imperative.
Requests of your own conviction records can be processed in two ways. One is thru a personal appearance at the Information Center however government issued photo identification is presented otherwise requests will not be processed. Another is mailing a completed criminal records request sheet along with the “notary” form, a self addressed stamped envelope, and check or money order made out to the Crime Information Center for .
The VCIC or VT Crime Information Center is the repository of criminal record data coming from criminal justice agencies all over the state. It combines and validates arrests, prosecution, sentencing, and correctional information supplied by other bureaus. Thus it comprises data that documents a person’s contact with the criminal justice system which includes data concerning identification, arrest or citation, arraignment, judicial disposition, custody and supervision.
Out of state charges, juvenile data (unless they were prosecuted in District Court as adults), expunged charges are not held in the VCIC database. Nationwide lookups may be obtained generally through the FBI system database. Since fingerprinting is a prerequisite, for those required by law (e.g. educational institutions) to have national screenings may locate a near Fingerprint Identification Center.
On the other hand, you can have your own records review performed in a Free Public Police Records online. Most people find its necessity quite valuable for their varied personal or business needs. Primarily, it has a wider scope of search compared to usual state-designed data search pages. Get not only police criminal data results; obtain an in-depth background inspection on anybody whom you want a background unveiled. It is quite affordable yet great value awaits you helping you to better assess somebody and arrive at cautious decisions since it doesn’t just reveal local or state-only results, it enables a nationwide search system as needed.
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