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US law: > If you did not have permission to enter [...] the likely charge is a misdemeanor charge of illegal entry (also known as entry without permission). [
by fn-mote 3y ago
US law:
> If you did not have permission to enter [...] the likely charge is a misdemeanor charge of illegal entry (also known as entry without permission).
[1] https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/is-it-breaking-and-entering-if-you-have-a-key-and--776901.html#qa-answer-count-header https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/is-it-breaking-and-enteri...
- axus 3y agoYep, what the guy did here seems at worst a misdemeanor, and only because a company's feelings were hurt. The vendor brought charges against an employee of their customer, someone who was paying to use their product.