Need legal advice

Need legal advice

a07002@yahoo.com (AJ)	9/11/2004 1:07:43 PM
A week ago I allowed a Bayonne, NJ Health Department inspector to look in my yard to find a violation (which he did). He had to pass through the interior of my house to get there. Since then he has come back twice and told me that I had to let him in, that I had no right to keep him out. I feel he's fishing to find anything he can write up as a violation. How do I legally keep him out of my house?



"Tippy"	9/11/2004 4:20:51 PM
Are you in Section 8 housing or any other similar situation or renting out this property? -- Tippy "AJ" <a07002@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:dac5cd1d.0409111207.2b637e50@posting.google.com... A week ago I allowed a Bayonne, NJ Health Department inspector to look in my yard to find a violation (which he did). He had to pass through the interior of my house to get there. Since then he has come back twice and told me that I had to let him in, that I had no right to keep him out. I feel he's fishing to find anything he can write up as a violation. How do I legally keep him out of my house?



charlesbreitel@yahoo.com (cbreitel)	9/11/2004 10:33:18 PM
a07002@yahoo.com (AJ) wrote in message news:<dac5cd1d.0409111207.2b637e50@posting.google.com>... A week ago I allowed a Bayonne, NJ Health Department inspector to look in my yard to find a violation (which he did). He had to pass through the interior of my house to get there. Since then he has come back twice and told me that I had to let him in, that I had no right to keep him out. I feel he's fishing to find anything he can write up as a violation. How do I legally keep him out of my house? Show him a copy of the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, and tell him if he shows up on your property again, you'll call the police.



"truckinsp"	9/13/2004 1:00:23 AM
a07002@yahoo.com (AJ) wrote in message news:<dac5cd1d.0409111207.2b637e50@posting.google.com>... Show him a copy of the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, and tell him if he shows up on your property again, you'll call the police. Before you jump on the 4th amendment bandwagon, you need to determine if that is the right thing to do for yourself.... If you are a private individual with no business interests in your home, then yea, do what you want....if the health inspector has probable cause, he'll ask for a search warrant.....but he can't come into your home without it......and you really don't have anything to lose..... If you are running a business from your house, you need to determine if in getting the business license you agreed to being regulated......if you did, then yes, you can tell him he can't come in but the Health Inspector WILL get a search warrant and if he finds violations, he will be less willing to work with you to get them corrected and more willing to cite you since you've proved to him you aren't willing to be cooperative.....when you are in business you have to consider the cost-benefit ratios of your actions....

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