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Can you charge your landlord with breaking and entering?

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Sure, but it's up to the police to decide if they want to prosecute.

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What is the penalty for a breaking and entering charge in Utah?
Felony. At least more than one year in prison.
Can you be given a ticket for a breaking and entering charge?
Probably not. B&E is a felony (Burglary) charge in most jurisdictions which requires that the perpetrator be arrested and taken into custody.
What charges you may face for breaking and entering a home?
breaking and entering or burglary of a habitat, that's if you didn't take anything
Can you drop charges against someone for breaking and entering?
You can speak to the prosecutor and indicate that you do not wish to assist in the prosecution. It may well hinge on whether he decides to pursue prosecution or not.
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