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[Jonathan Hutchins]

Quoting Kurt Kessler <kessler2k at yahoo.com>: 
 
> Sorry, I dont agree with that. It is breaking and 
> entering. Sure its neat to explore and what not, but 
> this is not naive exploration. this is no different 
> that going into someones house, or place of business 
> without permission. Trespassing? maybe. But I can 
> press charges for trespassing... 
 
To prosecute someone for trespass, you need to show that you either posted the 
property clearly with "no trespass" signs of some sort, and/or that you told 
the person to leave the property, and they persisted in some activity on your 
property.  Even then your only recourse would be that the police would remove 
them.  If they were uncooperative, the police might charge them with trespass. 
 
Breaking and entering is just that - you gotta break something. 

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