Trespassing Florida Statute 810.08 and 810.09 warning, signs, being told to leave

Описание: Hi folks im Roger P. Foley and I'm here to talk to you about Florida statute 810.08 and 810.09. What is that? Trespassing! Its trespassing whether its a structure, like a building or a car, or not a building or car sort of a quasi public place like an outdoor mall or something like that. So basically i would encompass all of trespassing in this small video. So trespassing... when you intentionally go on property that you are not supposed to be on and you are warned about it or you are asked to leave the premises. So here are some common examples. An individual goes out to a local sports bar and have a few drinks with the buddies, they start getting loud and anxious and a little crazy during the football game. The manager goes over and asks them to leave, the police are called and the police say you need to leave. Your buddies have a few to many drinks and he doesn't leave. Someone authorized, a manager or a police officer tells you to leave and you dont leave, you may be charged with trespassing. Usually when you are asked to leave, most of the time you are getting a trespass warning where you can't come back for 3, 6, 9 , 12 months. Its very common in the state of Florida to get a trespass warning. What if you accidentally wander onto someones property? Well since it was accidental and not intentional, thats not trespassing. What if there is a no trespassing sign? The Florida statute addresses that, and if there is a sign, the letters have to be a certain size. We had a case when an individual went to a location and it said no trespassing and he was hanging out there. When we went out there and took photos, we measured the size of the letters and they weren't consistent with the law and we were able to get the case dismissed on a technicality. Can you be trespassed from the mall? Yes you can. When you are asked to leave for any reason and someone of authority asks you to leave and you dont leave, well guess what you can receive an arrest for trespass. Because trespassing is generally a misdemeanor charge, meaning its punishable in county jail for up to one year. If an officer arrests you for trespass, there's one of two ways to do it. the first way, he can put you in handcuffs and slam you up to the police car and puts you in the back seat, that is a physical arrest. The other way is if the officer has discretion and he can hand you a piece of paper that is called a notice to appear, or a promise to appear. What it says is that you are accepting the arrest but not the facts of the arrest but i am promising that i will attend court on the day in question. The court date is usually put on the bottom of the document. What if someone is at a casino and they are asked to leave, they are hit with a trespass warning. Your at a bar and you stay too long, they get you drunk, they take your money, now you get trespass warning and you dont leave instantly or your buddies are stuck inside and you are trying to tell them that you are getting kicked out, and boom the cop arrests you. If you've come back after you've been warned especially by a police officer, majority of the time you are going to be escorted to the ground as they say. Thats a little bit about trespassing on a structure or conveyance, Im roger P. Foley and if you have any questions give my office a call. thank you!

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