With a warrant or probable cause-yes.
Police can check anything with a warrant and or probable cause. Also any package/mail to from a prisoner can be searched or any package that looks suspicious can be opened by the post office and customs which do so every day.
Police can check anything with a warrant and or probable cause. Also any package/mail to from a prisoner can be searched or any package that looks suspicious can be opened by the post office and customs which do so every day.
It is a crime for someone to open another person's mail, and such crimes should be reported to the police.
No.
If you own the buisness, then yes.
Its legal by federal law to open someone else's mail but if you are his wife then its okay because anything mail that is his is ours just like any of your mail is his
Absolutely not. You should have filed a change of address card with the post office or had your mail forwarded to a trusted family member or friend. She cannot open any mail that doesn't belong to her. That is a federal offense and she should be reported to the postal authorities.You can also file a police report.Absolutely not. You should have filed a change of address card with the post office or had your mail forwarded to a trusted family member or friend. She cannot open any mail that doesn't belong to her. That is a federal offense and she should be reported to the postal authorities.You can also file a police report.Absolutely not. You should have filed a change of address card with the post office or had your mail forwarded to a trusted family member or friend. She cannot open any mail that doesn't belong to her. That is a federal offense and she should be reported to the postal authorities.You can also file a police report.Absolutely not. You should have filed a change of address card with the post office or had your mail forwarded to a trusted family member or friend. She cannot open any mail that doesn't belong to her. That is a federal offense and she should be reported to the postal authorities.You can also file a police report.
A parent has legal right and responsibility of a minor until they are eighteen. It is a personal invasion of privacy to open your mail but it isnÕt illegal. Ask your parents to let you open your own mail.
No, it is illegal (unless it is done by the parent of a minor child).
Absolutely not. The employee would have absolutely no right to open it UNLESS she asked for assistance. Even if she was unable to open her own mail, a relative, legal guardian, or anyone she felt like asking would open it for her.
No, actually. It's not only illegal, it's also very inconsiderate.
There is no law that you must open mail posted to you. But, if you are receiving mail on someone else's behalf or otherwise, you may not open their mail.
When a child that is under the age of majority (usually 18), the parent is the legal guardian and is legally able to open the mail addressed to them, however, when the child reaches the age of majority, or is no longer in the care of the parent, they are no longer able to do so.
US postal regulations state nothing but US mail can be put into a mailbox