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I think in this example both are equally responsible: 1. People who kept their doors unlocked 2. Person who randomly entered doors & found things. We need to
by the_arun 5y ago
I think in this example both are equally responsible:
1. People who kept their doors unlocked
2. Person who randomly entered doors & found things.
We need to take care of security of our properties, though stealing is wrong.
- klyrs 5y agoNope, opening an unlocked door is still considered break&enter. AFAIK, the "unlocked door" can even be a beaded curtain. Turns out that the legal definition of "break" in this context is extremely old and doesn't correspond to lay usage anymore. But I think that a better analogy would be asking the apartment manager to see your payment history and getting handed the entire apartment building's ledger.