Entering or remaining on someone’s property without permission, criminal trespass protects owners’ rights and public safety. Prosecutors use it to charge unauthorized presence, often after warnings. It benefits homeowners, businesses, and communities by deterring intrusions, while defendants may face fines or jail.
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