historic drystone sheep dykeOct 8, 2025
I haven’t run this by legal yet but i’m pretty sure it’s rock solid
Show threadKevin Karhan 

@hannah #NotLegalAdvice but in #Germany this would fly.

  • Like barring police (or anyone really) without a warrant is legal.

  • The only exception I know is #Saxony where "members of the press" have to be given free & unvetted access to anything that's been legally registered as a "demonstration", but that's unique to said state.

Using #ComicSans tho really is a crime against typography!

#sarcadm #shitpost

Oct 8, 2025 at 4:54pmWeb
Show threadjonathankoren™Oct 8, 2025

@kkarhan @hannah Public areas don’t need a warrant. (e.g. the dining area of a restaurant). Private/employee-only areas need a warrant.

The things you learn in the dark times

Show threadKevin Karhan Oct 8, 2025

@jonathankoren @hannah depends on the juristiction.

  • If it is actually public property and not private then yes, tho all actions are still subject to peoples' right to contest the legitimacy of them before a court.

Certainly a 'well defined area' as per fences, gates, doors and change in flooring/pavement is considered sufficient with cases of #trespassing.

#NotLegalAdvice