Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in New York
Without a formal restraining order, can a restaurant threaten to have someone arrested if they enter their premises?
Asked on 10/04/12, 10:01 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Paula McGill
Attorney at Law
In short, yes. If the owner had asked the person not to come to the restaurant, the customer may be considered a trespasser if he enters the premises. The restaurant owner can call the police, and the officer will determine if an arrest is appropriate.
Also licensed in New York
Answered on 10/04/12, 10:44 pm
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