Alabama Private Investigator Practice Exam

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True or False: Criminal trespass in the second degree can occur without entering a closed building.

True

Criminal trespass in the second degree refers to the unlawful entry onto someone else's property, but it does not necessarily require the act of entering a closed building. This offense can occur when an individual enters or remains on private property without permission, even if that property does not include enclosed spaces like buildings. For example, walking onto someone's yard or lingering on their property can qualify as criminal trespass in the second degree, as long as the property owner has a reasonable expectation of privacy and has not granted permission for entry. The law is designed to protect property rights, ensuring that individuals respect the boundaries set by property owners, regardless of whether structures are present on the land.

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False

Only if the property is abandoned

It only applies to residential property

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