what crime corporates when someone cut down your backyard tree (for it is pestilence to them) without consent?
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Call the police.  Make sure there is a police report on the fact that the tree was cut without permission.\n\nIf the police will not prosecute as a crime, get a lawyer or take the neighbor to small claims court.
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He was trespassing. If your backyard is fenced, he was up to no good. If you are on good terms with your neighbors, call them and tell them about the incident. If possible, start a "Neighborhood Watch."
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The Forest Service has their own law enforcement department, but they usually deal with crimes like timber theft.  If you are a person in the forest and a crime is committed against you, the jurisdiction falls to the County Sherriffs department or the state Highway Patrol.
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You might look here. I know they sometimes get shot with guns out of peoples backyard trees.
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Assuming the author used the traditional definition of "crime against nature," that term refers to sodomy, so an "aggravated crime against nature" would be aggravated sodomy.  Sodomy has also been called buggery, abominable and detestable crime against nature, unnatural offense, unspeakable crime, sodomitry, and crimen innominatum.  Aggravated sodomy is defined as "criminal sodomy that involves force or results in serious bodily injury to the victim in addition to mental injury and emotional distress. - Some laws provide that sodomy involving a minor is automatically aggravated sodomy."
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Hi, if the tree roots are damaging your property (this includes the garden) technically it is classed as trespassing as it is on your property and it is also causing a nuisance.  The council should act if they own the tree or it is on their property.  Tell them you have rights under tort for nuisance under the occupiers liability acts.  Speak to the planning department.  PS This is not legal advice.
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Its fraud and theft.  The consequence could be prosecution and jail.
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OH OF course... there are laws againist a person from blowing his leaves, etc into the street and/or onto other people's yards... I have had two incidents in the past where the lawn care people(Mexicans) would blow a peson's yard and it went into others yards.. the adjoining neighbor called the police and the police cited the owner of the one property for allowing his workers to blow leaves onto another neighbor's yard...Thus, that is what you should do particularly if he is obnoxiious and probably can not be talked to.. If he was a nice person, then the approach would be to talk to him.. but in your case, I doubt if that would do any good.... Of course, you could always shoot him
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Depends on the state in which the crime is committed.  Edit your question and add info.
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Any person knowingly taking immodest, immoral or indecent liberties with any child or knowingly causing or encouraging any child to cause or encourage another child to commit with him any immoral or indecent act is guilty of a felony
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My husband poured sack-creet into my Republican neighbors sewer clean out. It took a backhoe to dig up the line and replace it. I'm not going to tell on him though, because the neighbor poisoned our dog two months earlier.
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That all depends on whether the gardener and/or housekeeper is here legally.  If they are, great.  If they are illegal, then yes, you are part of the problem and both you and the worker should be reported to the INS.  And you should be ashamed of yourself for hiring a criminal.
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A "natural crime" is a crime that breaks moral laws or standards rather than legal ones.\n\nFor example, cheating on your girlfriend or lying to your boss are "natural crimes" but not legal ones.
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It is an offence to steal from a graveyard.Pick some flowers from your own garden.
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It means that illegal smuggling kind of people cannot cut that down and the government is keeping track of the tree and they will arrest anyone harming it
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Is the tree on your property or theirs?  If it is on their property and you can prove that they were negligent in the maintence of the tree, you may be able to recover.  However, if the tree is in your yard, the courts will probably find contributory negligence and you won't have a claim
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I am not a lawyer and this is not real legal advise.  This is just intended to be used as a starting point.  Always consult a lawyer before assuming that anything said is legally binding.\n\nGenerally, if the trees pose a hazard (they are too low, they have dead branches) then you ask the neighbor to cut them, if they don't you send a letter (registered mail), indicating that the trees need to be trimmed and that if they aren't done in a reasonable amount of time, you will get them done and send him/her the bill.\n\nIf they just shade your lawn, you are probably out of luck, especially if the trees were there when you moved in.\n\nGood luck.