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If someone's left their door unlocked, and you notice, you let them know it. You don't walk in and rummage around their house to "investigate the severity".
by inopinatus 5y ago
If someone's left their door unlocked, and you notice, you let them know it.
You don't walk in and rummage around their house to "investigate the severity".
- tailsdog 5y agoThis is a bad analogy - it's more like you request access to an area, there are no locks, you're invited in and told that the content is not restricted.
- inopinatus 5y agoNo, it isn’t. This is a self-serving fiction, and repeating it for the witless is how they end up being prosecuted. The mitigating circumstance is if you have a written agreement that says, you are authorised to be there, and doing what you’re doing.