False Statement Legal Consequences

Summary

Making false statements to police is illegal and may lead to a civil lawsuit. Police generally need a warrant or exigent circumstances for entry without consent. You can file a tort claim in Oregon without an attorney by researching laws, gathering evidence, and filing documents. Consider connecting with local legal resources for guidance.

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It seems like there might be some confusion. Could you please clarify the legal issue you're facing with your property manager? This will help me provide more accurate information related to your situation.
My property manager on May *, * gave a false statement to the Portland police east precinct by telling police she witnessed a trespassed individual enter into a unnoccupied unit up for lease giving police consent to forcefully enter my apartment by kicking the door down without my consent.
It sounds like you're dealing with a serious situation involving a false statement and potential unlawful entry. Here are some general legal considerations for Washington:
- False Statements: Knowingly making false statements to the police is illegal and could be grounds for a civil lawsuit.
- Unlawful Entry: Generally, police need a warrant or exigent circumstances to enter a property without consent.
Would you like to explore connecting with a local lawyer who can provide more specific guidance?
Can I file a tort claim in Oregon with no attorney
Yes, you can file a tort claim in Oregon without an attorney. Here are some general steps to consider:
- Research Oregon tort laws to understand your rights and the elements of your claim.
- Gather evidence and documentation related to the incident.
- Prepare and file the necessary legal documents with the appropriate court.
Would you like more information on the process or assistance in connecting with local legal resources?
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