31 sats \ 2 replies \ @freetx 28 Mar \ parent \ on: Squatters Rights? libertarian
This makes more sense. Obviously this will take some time for them to verify everything.
Thats a curious bit, I understand that generally in normal evictions there may be a fee since its a civil procedure (ie contract dispute).
However, this is criminal trespassing. There is no "violation of contract terms" its no different than theft. Do robbery victims need to pay a fee to get the sheriff to arrest the aggressor?
It’s like a high deductible insurance policy.
To deter false complaints
My 2 cents
You’re right it’s criminal trespassing
The statute seems like an acceleration of the eviction process. Bypass judge and go straight to sheriff
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I would also assume that legally you could recoup that fee from the trespasser. Of course, practically, you'll never get it from them.
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