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Re:U.S. Charges 13 Russians, 3 Companies for Interfering wit... by ABCLAW on Friday February 16, 2018 @01:54PM (#16394802)
1) So? 2) Would you prefer it wasn't illegal to walk through the doors at all?
Re:U.S. Charges 13 Russians, 3 Companies for Interfering wit... by Glyptodon on Friday February 16, 2018 @01:57PM (#16394832)
At the very least it would make people more serious about locking them.
Re:U.S. Charges 13 Russians, 3 Companies for Interfering wit... by IntronExon on Friday February 16, 2018 @02:09PM (#16394968)
Sounds like paradise for lock pickers without moral fiber (actual pickers tend to have good rules they abide by) and desire to monetize their hobby.

“Oh yeah, door was wide open, I swear!”

Can we extend this a bit so that if you’re walking through a park at night, mugging you is kosher?

Re:U.S. Charges 13 Russians, 3 Companies for Interfering wit... by Glyptodon on Friday February 16, 2018 @02:22PM (#16395124)
Can we extend this a bit so that if you design and build a house without a roof and you're wet when it rains it's the building company and construction code's fault?
Re:U.S. Charges 13 Russians, 3 Companies for Interfering wit... by IntronExon on Friday February 16, 2018 @02:32PM (#16395225)
No, but it’s good to know that if you’re careless, tired, sick, etc... I have free reign to rob you blind.
Re:U.S. Charges 13 Russians, 3 Companies for Interfering wit... by mrguyorama on Friday February 16, 2018 @03:05PM (#16395590)
In United States law, trespassing is often still trespassing, even when the door is open