> Just because a door is unlocked doesn't mean you have the right to enter someone's home. I didn't mention rights. I am simply pointing out that if you want t

> Just because a door is unlocked doesn't mean you have the right to enter someone's home. I didn't mention rights. I am simply pointing out that if you want to remove the risk of someone entering your home because the door was unlocked, then it might be better to make someone responsible to lock the door in your house than going through some legal process to remove the person from your house. In fact, if the act of the person accidentally walking into your house, though an unlocked door, resulted in extreme embarrassment to yourself, then you may also be inclined to use/extend/take advantage of the legal system to hide that embarrassment.