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Someone whose feet wrote a check their permission slip couldn't cash.
means A person who enters land or property without the owner's consent or any legal right to be there.
from From Old French trespasser, to pass beyond or cross over — literally stepping past where you belong, which morally is still exactly the problem.
Bible echoTrespasses once meant sins, not just lawn-crossing.
Legal flavorsLand, goods, and person each get separate trespass laws.
Old signsPosting threats predates the word prosecuted by centuries.