Legal Question in Constitutional Law in New York
Acquiring possession without oral or written consent
Today, my personal possessions were confiscated by security guards at the school I attend. They acquired possession of my items and I did not give any form of consent for them to do so. I have researched and learned that acquired possession without consent is a property right fully guaranteed to me and protected by Constitutional Law. They took my property, and my question is, am I capable of pressing charges for acquiring my property without my oral or written consent?
Asked on 6/04/07, 2:56 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Locksley Wade
Law Office of Locksley O. Wade
Re: Acquiring possession without oral or written consent
Yes, you do have a right to retain your personal property; however, if you are a student in high school or below, your rights are limited.
Answered on 6/05/07, 12:44 am
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