what does public nuisance mean?
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A nuisance which affects numerous members of the public or the public at large (how many people it takes to make a public is not specifically defined), as distinguished from a nuisance which only does harm to a neighbor or a few private individuals. Example: a factory which spews out clouds of noxious fumes is a public nuisance but playing drums at three in the morning is a private nuisance bothering only the neighbors.
207039
yea, check on nuisance laws in your state.  Your gonna need evidence though.
234209
The double standard concerning general public VS any level of the well connected or law enforcement personnel is the standard rule! although-out words like nobody is above the law occasional surface without any substance of coarse! Democracy here in USA HA HA poo poo!Answer to your question NO the public is not on a level playing field when it comes to us verses them!
443188
It is a space such as a pit that has been declared to be non-hazardous for human occupation.  A worker can enter without getting a permit.  I occasionally enter confined spaces and it is a big deal.  We call the local fire department and they have a crew to stand by at the fire house in case they are needed.  To declare a space "non permit" it helpful to avoid this.
970244
Of course you can be prosecuted.  You have no expectation of privacy when in a public place and clearly visible (such as through a window).  No expectation of privacy means no violation of privacy.
1030105
Nope. Not at all. That's trespassing. Feel free to call the police. No warning is necessary.
231149
its a code that every public business has to abide by for sanitary reasons. if they do not have the open front toilet seats they will have points taken off of their heath inspection i believe it is called. might be able to find out more from city hall in your town.
203229
You can go to Google and type Define: then the word you want explained. This one means:\nAn offense which disturbs the peace and tranquility of the community in general
625995
Without seeing the context, it's hard to say.\n\nBut it could mean an inspection, a pest report, an appraisal--those are all outside vendors, a 3rd party, someone not involved in the buying or selling of the property who would verify something.  So perhaps a pest report needs to be attached or something like that.  Are you working with an agent?  Ask them.  good luck!
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Your city or town probably has a noise ordinance that prohibits loud noise after certain hours. If you aren't getting anywhere with the council, call the police each and every time this happens. They will get tired of having to go out there that often and will eventually do something. You may also want to go to a town council meeting if they are public held and bring it up there. They will be more apt to do something if other people are around to hear them address the issue. You can also write a letter to the editor of your local paper and say that the council won't do anything. No one in public view wants to look bad. They will eventually be forced to deal with the issue.
810562
It is specifically to disorient susceptible people. \n\nKidding
889194
don't if you want to avoid a public flogging.
996353
It means someone has warned in pure stupidity or you cursed them out somethinq. Something inappropriate. Your warning goes down after a while. If you get warned to much you possibly may need make a new sn.
785448
Do the civil thing and talk to them first.  If push comes to shove, THEN call the police.  I hate noise pollution too.
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Laws vary by state and enforcement varies by jurisdiction.\n\nCommunicating a threat is a crime in most, if not all, states, adding the word "terroristic" only provides for increased penalties.\n\nThe question you ask is a good one, but it cannot be answered in this forum because courts hear those cases and rule different ways depending on circumstances.\n\nWalking around claiming you are going to kill everyone when you clearly have no means or intent to do so would probably not be considered a valid threat within the meaning of the law. But, it might get a person confined for observation as posing a threat to himself or others, in other words, a public nuisance.
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A necessary evil that affects your property rights.  Sometimes it is necessary to build roads for the rest of the community over your house.  It is ideally for the good of the community.  But it would not be fun if your house had to go.
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Georgia has a law called "loitering and prowling."  While not verbatim, it states that a person that is in a place not normal and acting in a way that is cause for alarm is committing a criminal offense.\n\nTherefore, if you have someone riding slowly around a neighborhood at 3 a.m. where they don't belong then you have enough to stop them.\n\nAlso, the word probable cause is *WAY* overused.  The standard to perform a traffic stop is "reasonable suspicion".  Probable cause is required to write a ticket or to make an arrest.\n\nReasonable suspicion means that a reasonable person would think that a crime has occurred, is occurring, or is about to occur.  This is all that is required to make a traffic stop.