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That's not true at all. If you are aware that the property you are accessing is not meant for your use, you can be charged with trespassing regardless of if you
by txcwpalpha 7y ago
That's not true at all. If you are aware that the property you are accessing is not meant for your use, you can be charged with trespassing regardless of if you have specifically been asked to leave or not.
It's even possible to be guilty of trespass even if you weren't aware that you weren't allowed on the land. This is negligent trespassing.
- admax88q 7y agoNegligence only applies I'm situations where a reasonable person should have known. You're only able to be charged with trespassing whilst being unaware if you were to so ridiculously unaware of your surroundings that any reasonable person in the same situation _would_ have known that they were trespassing. If a public park blends into somebodies private lawn you can't be charged with tresspassing for stepping over the line.