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In order to be convicted, yes, but police don't usually need to actually confirm to make the initial arrest. However if it turns out an arrest for trespassing w
by _delirium 13y ago
In order to be convicted, yes, but police don't usually need to actually confirm to make the initial arrest. However if it turns out an arrest for trespassing was mistaken, because there was actually permission from the property owner, a properly functioning police system should certainly not arrest the same person for allegedly trespassing on the same property.