The mail is the property of the US Postal Service, and therefore of the US government, until it gets to the intended recipient. One has to wonder how the landlord got hold of the mail before the recipient did. Removing another person's mail from that person's mailbox is indeed illegal. If the mail is inside the apartment and the unit is legally closed to the tenant for whatever reason, that is different. Once mail is in the hands of the intended recipient, then the argument that denying access to it is illegal no longer holds.
If it happens while the mail is the property of the US Postal Service my guess is yes, it is illegal.
In normal circumstances the Royal Mail promises to attempt to deliver your mail. They are not allowed to deliberately with hold it without a court order.
just get it. it's not illegal
it is illegal to steal mail, tamper with mail, or prevent mail from being sent. it is illegal to take mail from another mail box. there is no law against opening a letter sent to your address but without your name on it. so long as you do not perform the above violations, you are within your legal right. this answer was given due to research on the federal law regarding mail tampering.
No , it's illegal to send cigarettes by mail since the "Prevent All Cigarette Trafficking Act (PACT Act)" ~ see related link below .
i am not getting my mail
It is a crime to send any illegal substance through the mail.
Yes, it is illegal to pre-post mail. It is also illegal to pre-date a check that you are giving someone to pay for goods.
It is not illegal to send money through the mail internationally to your friends and family. You should never send cash through the mail.
No in fact it is highly legal to mail bologna!
It is illegal to deliberately withold or dispose of an addressees mail if the addressee is still at the address. If the addressee has moved however, and the new address is not known then RTS. You can't just throw it away
NO. It is illegal to mail ammunition in the US mail. It can be shipped by UPS or FedEx GROUND, but not by mail.