Ohmigod, here's that crazy "mary hartman" (aka dj, aka dj1) again.
He watches too much television, instead of seeing how the landlord business works.
Well, she can have her tenancy terminated even if she has a lease, if she kept the place a mess. She doesn't get all the amenities of a criminal trial, and if she wants the embarrassment of the cleaning lady and the manager and the next-door neighbor testifying in court that she had a mess, then she can, but not much proof is needed. The dominant need here is to protect the property, whose value is in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. If the property is damaged beyond the tenant's ability to pay, then the tenants need need to find another place to live is small in comparison.
Crazy "mary" wants everyone to go to court against their landlord. You won't get anywhere with a harassment suit, either. The landlord just simply has a right to terminate the tenancy of a tenant who doesn't treat the property right. For that matter, the landlord didn't evict her, he terminated her tenancy. Its his right, and for good reason. Pictures, and witnesses and everything that crazy mary wants you to do won't help you at all. This is not an eviction, it is a termination of tenancy. If there is no lease, the landlord doesn't need a reason. If there is a lease, only the slightest reasons are needed.