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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Trespassing
I wanted to know how to say that I trespassed into a home.
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I trespassed on someone's property. If you intended to commit a crime in the home, you may be guilty of the offense of breaking and entering . But this depends on how this offense is defined in your country.
- I trespassed on someone's property.
- If you intended to commit a crime in the home, you may be guilty of the offense of breaking and entering .
- But this depends on how this offense is defined in your country.
- Clive
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I trespassed on someone's property.
If you intended to commit a crime in the home, you may be guilty of the offense of breaking and entering. But this depends on how this offense is defined in your country.
Clive
If you intended to commit a crime in the home, you may be guilty of the offense of breaking and entering. But this depends on how this offense is defined in your country.
Clive
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