If you arm rob a convience store and the only evidence the court has is height,and race is that enough to convict you?

No. They have to prove that it was you who did the deed.

What is the fastest least costly way to evict and take property from the teneant from hell?

Tenants from hell are just that... I'd suggest that the cheap way is probably not the best way to deal with them. Find an attorney asap or risk...

My friend has been evicted, but the landlord will not let him retrieve his possessions. What can be done?

Contact an attorney immediately. Sounds like an unlawful eviction and breach of several covenants.

Can a landlord keep your personal property if you are thrown off the property

Called theft and/or conversion.

My landlord trashed all my stuff without leting me have the chance to get my things

There are state statutes which cover the amount of time a LL must give a T to reclaim even 'abandoned' property. How long ago was the fire? Did the...

Tenant made deposit and asked to hold rooms. Afterwords, he changed his mind wanted money back. What should I do?

A deposit to hold an apartment could be a legally binding contract to hold the apartment. If they change their mind, they mat not be entitled to a...

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How long do I have to find a new place to rent as the house I am renting was foreclosed?

There really isn't enough detail here for us to give you good advice but typically, if you are on a month to month lease, law says you need a 30...

I want to know if I am able to get back the money that I've paid for an apartment that I have not moved into as of yet?

When was your move-in date?

I've moved out of my owner occupied rental. its now 30 days past and no security deposit returned. Can I sue and for how much?

It depends on your State statute. In CA it is 3x the security deposit amount. Go down to your local law library and ask the librarians to help you...

Can landlord sue just me for FULL amount of unpaid rent he believes he is owed.

Probably, there is something called "joint and severable" liability in which a party can go after just one of the people for the full amount of...