Q: How do I go about getting accepted back to the state I live in when I’m getting the run around.
If you got in trouble in another state (CA) for a felony (evading a peace officer) and you have a lease with an apartment complex in another state (NV) but they don’t accept felons but you already have a lease with them prior to the incident do they have to accept you back? Or tell your PO it’s okay to live there?
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You may be able to cancel your lease under force majeure.
You also may be able to travel to Nevada for a short period to get all your stuff, but you may have to reguister with the Sheriff when there
A:
You may be permitted to travel to Nevada to secure your property. However, you may be required to register when there. Talk to your probation officer
You also may be able to cancel the lease under the legal principle of force majeure. You can learn about that principle via google
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