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Originally Posted by Irish Choppers
Even if the suspect uses a key you still have the"physical trespass" so the charge would be entering without breaking which would fall under the umbrella of burglary.
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You really have to know the laws. Big bucks for the lawyers.
The former tenant went to claims court to take possession of his property, court determine he did not break the lease agreement. When he appear in court to erase the felony charge, the prosecutor dropped the charge because the property was legally the tenant.
During the time of the felony, he lost his job because he had a security clearance that requires a clean record. He lost a lot even though he was innocent.