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# \[3] 21 - Trespassing on Government Property

**Offense Classification: Misdemeanor / Felony *****(Depending on level of access and intent)***

**Definition:**

Trespassing on Government Property occurs when an individual **enters or remains on restricted or secured government-owned property** without proper authorization. This includes **government offices, military installations, and secured facilities**.

**Elements of the Crime:**

* The suspect **entered or remained on government property** without permission.
* The property was **clearly marked as restricted or secured**.
* The act was **not justified** (e.g., not an emergency or lawful visit).

**Penalties:**

* **Misdemeanor:** *(If the trespassing caused no harm or security breach.)*
  * **Jail Time:** Up to 6 months
  * **Fine:** Up to $5,000
* **Felony:** *(If the trespassing caused significant disruption or targeted sensitive facilities.)*
  * **Jail Time:** 3 to 10 years
  * **Fine:** Up to $25,000

**Related Charges:**

* **\[3] 5 - Escape from Custody** *(If the suspect entered government property to escape detention.)*
* **\[3] 17 - Interfering with Public Services** *(If the trespassing disrupted government operations.)*
* **\[7] 2 - Obstruction of Law Enforcement** *(If the suspect’s trespassing hindered law enforcement efforts.)*


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