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When the homeowner association board violates local or federal laws, should they be prosecuted by local or federal authority?   Yes:  96% No:  3%

5. What part of breaking the law do people not understand?     What part of breaking the law do people not understand? Ms. Le Velle VA Posted Dec 29 2005 6:23AM CET     chris le velle (View Profile) winchester, Virginia   4. Procecute - yes     procecute yes Posted Jul 2 2005 5:32AM CEST     unknown unknown (View Profile) phoenix, Arizona   3. Prosecution at the federal level is absolutely necessary because of local payoffs or kickbacks     I feel that with the way this question was worded, instead of "yes" or "no", the choices should be "federal" and "local". Just my 2 cents worth. Whatever, prosecution at the federal level is absolutely necessary. Nothing would happen at the local level, and who knows where the payoffs or kickbacks are? Posted May 20 2005 5:38AM CEST     Username withheld Solvang, California   2. Do the 3% who voted "No" believe criminals shouldn't be held accountable for their actions?     How could they not be prosecuted according the the local or federal laws that were broken? I see 3% voted no at this time. Do you believe criminals shouldn't be held accountable for their actions? Maybe because they were drunk when they approved the paint color for that house? Or is that not a law being broken? :) Posted May 2 2005 9:12PM CEST     B W , Texas   1. Serrano El Dorado Owners's Association</A> sent out a notice of its Annual Member's meeting and elections     Serrano El Dorado Owners's Association sent out a notice of its Annual Member's meeting. They also posted the Election of the Board of Directors,which currently holds three seats. It should be noted that all three members up for re-election are employees of the H.O.A. and hold very high decision making positions such as Director of Sales and Marketting etc. Over 2500 home owners, who owns the majority of property were sent letters requesting that we vote for these individulas without any knowledge of their past,or what their intentions are for the community. We were ask to attend a meeting on May 4, and vote for them... without any oppositions.. Posted Apr 15 2005 10:52PM CEST     Username withheld , California

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