โFeb-22-2016 05:19 PM
โFeb-23-2016 09:14 AM
DownTheAvenue wrote:beemerphile1 wrote:
I would understand the law as when on the road the MH is a vehicle and when parked it is a residence.
This is the most logical, and while the courts are sometimes not what most people would consider logical, your statement would be a great base for an argument to present in court and, without doing research, I think there would be plenty of case law in any state to support this opinion.
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โFeb-23-2016 05:04 AM
beemerphile1 wrote:
I would understand the law as when on the road the MH is a vehicle and when parked it is a residence.
โFeb-23-2016 04:59 AM
Edd505 wrote:DownTheAvenue wrote:
All states have different laws, and case law, both at the state and federal level has probably already defined when a motorhome is a vehicle and when it is a residence.
I am retired LE from another state with a very similar law. Read similar law, I also taught Law to new officers. Technically, read the definition of motorhomes /campers in the CA MV law and you'll have a definitive answer. I'll bet it defines both as RESIDENCES. Break into one is BURGLARY.
Done with the issue........
โFeb-23-2016 04:31 AM
โFeb-22-2016 08:05 PM
I'm asking for very specific information/Internet links to answer my questions.
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โFeb-22-2016 06:13 PM
DownTheAvenue wrote:
All states have different laws, and case law, both at the state and federal level has probably already defined when a motorhome is a vehicle and when it is a residence.