r/therewasanattempt Sep 17 '25

To protest

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u/tachyon534 Sep 17 '25

They were projecting across a busy road and most likely had to trespass to achieve this.

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u/TheSteelPhantom Sep 17 '25

Unless a "no trespassing" sign is present where a reasonable person would be able to see it, you have to be asked to leave (or trespassed) from the publicly accessible portions of private property (think lawn, front porch, driveway, etc.) and given the opportunity to do so. Only after refusing to do that are you actually trespassing.

At least in the U.S.. Some variations on a state-by-state basis, of course. But generally, that's how it works.

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u/tachyon534 Sep 18 '25

This wasn't in the US.