What kind of trouble can you get in for trespassing?

Answer 1

Only if you have proof of warning of further trespass is denied and the trespass is still occuring. Written notification via registered mail with signature of receipt to the offender will help your case but would also alert the culprit you are serious.

Answer 2

Yes you can. But I need more information. It only depends on certain factors such as the following: In which state did the trespassing take place? (Trespassing laws vary from state to state) What anything stolen or damaged during the trespass? (Money, broken glass, door taken out of the hinges) Did the owner or persons in the building get hurt during the trespass? (Did anyone catch a heart attack as a result of being frightened from this act?

Answer 3

It would depend on a lot of circumstances as well as the jurisdiction. If you are talking about walking onto someone else's property by accident it isn't likely. If you are talking about breaking into someone's apartment, there is a good chance you will.

Answer 4

Maybe. It depends on the circumstances of the crime.

You should talk to a local attorney about your case.

Added: In order to commit a burglary you MUST have trespassed in order to do it. The offense of trespassing would be just one of the lesser offenses which make up the crime of burglary.