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Even if the apartment complex didn't lock the doors and didn't allow tenants to put locks on the doors? If the apartment complex was supposed to have employees
by benmanns 12y ago
Even if the apartment complex didn't lock the doors and didn't allow tenants to put locks on the doors? If the apartment complex was supposed to have employees that install and check locks and cut the budget? If those cuts helped the apartment complex turn $2.56B in net income last year?
- mbreese 12y agoIt's still illegal to enter an unlocked door unless you're authorized. Two things can be true: you should have locks on your door AND you shouldn't enter someone else's unlocked door. (Ironically, not locking your doors could also increase your insurance rate...)
- chrsstrm 12y agoSo we should expect that criminals, who by definition violate laws and regulations, won't do something simply because it is illegal? In that case, we should just put trespassing and breaking and entering laws on the books and call it a day, that should stamp out the problem immediately.
- PhasmaFelis 12y agoThere can be more than one bad guy. If your maintenance guy left the door unlocked, and a burglar walked in and stole all your shit, then both of them are responsible.