Understanding Mail Interference in Minnesota 📬 Mail delivery is a vital service that ensures timely communication and access to important documents, bills, and packages. However, if your neighbor is interfering with your mail delivery—whether by blocking access to your mailbox, stealing mail, or harassing postal workers—it is essential to take proper legal action. Minnesota law, along with federal regulations, offers clear protections and remedies for mail interference. Federal and State Laws Protecting Mail Delivery ⚖️ Federal Law (18 U.S.C. § 1708 & 1702) Under federal law, it is illegal to: - Steal, obstruct, or tamper with another person's mail. - Prevent lawful delivery of mail by USPS postal carriers. - Take mail from an authorized depository without consent. Violating these laws can result in fines and imprisonment for up to five years. Minnesota State Laws Minnesota follows federal regulations, but additional local statutes also address property rights, tre...
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