Legal Question in Criminal Law in Indiana
I used my former employees keys to return the keys. While they were closed I was in and out in minutes. Is that considered breaking and entering when I used a key?
Asked on 6/11/13, 4:18 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Jay Rigdon
Rockhill Pinnick LLP
If you did not have permission from the rightful owner or tenant, it would be Residential Entry, a Class D Felony. ( I assume you meant your former employer, not employee?)
Answered on 6/12/13, 5:58 am
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