A Rented Legal Disaster

A large calendar for May is displayed as part of a building, with the date "1 Rent Due" marked in red on Friday. Two street lamps stand on either side, and the background is a solid light blue.
Temporary eviction ban

Landlords all across the country are fighting government orders that afford leniency to tenants and temporarily ban evictions.  About nine states, including New York, Kentucky, Connecticut, Arizona, and Illinois, are entertaining lawsuits filed by suffering landlords.  The argument in many of the lawsuits relates to the unconstitutional nature of the orders in regard to contract impairment.  While many landlords have devised workable plans with their tenants, other landlords are dealing with tenants who are taking advantage of the opportunity to not pay rent.  While current measures are protecting tenants, landlords are still expected to pay their mortgages.

Unconstitutional Search Leads to Lawsuit

To quote an exhilarating and thrilling movie of our time, Superbad, "I assume you all have guns and cocaine."  This thought might have been running through State Troopers David Farrell and Kelley...