Well, to be fair, trespassing law is complicated. If there's a sign like "NO TRESPASSING" or "WELCOME" it's pretty clear-cut, but otherwise, there's several cen

Well, to be fair, trespassing law is complicated. If there's a sign like "NO TRESPASSING" or "WELCOME" it's pretty clear-cut, but otherwise, there's several centuries of case history that comes into play, ultimately boiling down to which of the two signs above was implied by the surrounding objects and circumstances. It's hard to know whether his presence in the closet legally counted as trespassing or not, but from my understanding (and the fact that he wasn't being prosecuted for it), I don't think it applied here.