Good link. Excerpt: “Her landlord has said that if the other roommates move out, Pirnie would have to fill the apartment or foot the entire rent bill of more than $6,000 per month. She told the Free Beacon, “I’m still very much so being threatened out of my apartment. Either I leave and incur moving expenses or my roommates move and I incur their rent expenses… Doesn’t seem right. Not only is this a blatant violation of my privacy, but it’s also a violation of my rights.” “
No eviction. Despite what she says, her rights, via the US Constitution, are not being violated. She has no right to roommates who are rude and snoopy and she has no rights to room mates who wish to live with her.
People need to quit equating desires and wishes with rights.
“...roommates who are not rude...”
Not if they're cosignees of the lease.
Her legal standing here is shaky at best. When you sign a lease with roommates, you may have no control over what happens if they move out on you.
Yes, her rights were violated when her roommates went snooping through her things. Since they admitted to doing so, I think it would be profitable for her to engage the services of an attorney.