Trespassing – Can you be forced to identify for trespass warning in florida?

1. Excellent video ….I see this being violated nonstop and the deputies arrest for resisting without violence/obstructing for not giving your name even when u offered to leave and refused your name…this is a false arrest goldmine!$$$$$Im retired from this and it's being done daily

2. This question is moot, as it depends on the cop following the letter of the law.
   As we know from these videos it occurs more often than is comfortable, as cops sometimes dish out their own interpretation of the law.

3. I chewed you out a while back. But I knew this was the platform you would excel in. You have a voice for it, you presented yourself professionally and the material was informative.
   Maybe wear a suit jacket and tie next time and look into the camera. But please continue doing this instead of those crazy audits you do. VERY GOOD VIDEO young man! Excellent on asking Mom for chocolate milk 🐄

4. Seems police need written authorization before they can trespass someone.
   I wonder if that is in some document, somewhere, that no one really pays attention to at the time of signing.
   Otherwise, property owners have to sign a report authorizing police to trespass.
   Does this sound right?

5. This is some of the most helpful things to hear. I wish someone would do something similar in PA. I find simply getting the info for PA confusing….great job

6. Sad that we have to hire people who graduated from law skool in order to protect ourselves from the State. NOBODY knows all of the laws, but, let's pretend. Scam.

7. You can't in NJ.
   The caselaw held that you can't be charged with 'obstruction' for failing to ID to law enforcement.
   It was a case that specifically dealt with a man that was arrested for 'obstruction' for not giving ID when police wanted to issue a trespass warning.
   State v Camillo NJ Sup, App Div, (2005):
   https://caselaw.findlaw.com/nj-superior-court-appellate-division/1270339.html

8. Is there any chance I could get you to take a look at Michael’s video. He has a few on YouTube I think you would be very interested in.

   https://youtu.be/FuDWHOytqy0
   https://youtu.be/safvzottzZo

9. Why isn't this Federal under the 4th Amendment? I don't get all of this talk about states and districts.

10. It is going to be a yes, as you say this is not legal advice. once you clarify with legal advice I will change it to a no,

11. We need attorneys willing to take on these cases.

12. Great info. Seems cops violate this law/ordinance all the time.

13. Can you please get brevard county sheriff's policy please? I'm getting the run around and have little free time. Either way, you guys kickass!

14. The "trespass warning" seems to be used very capriciously against harmless citizens. It means tax paying citizens are under the authority of city or county or university employees. I have a sixty-year-old grandmother friend who cannot step foot on a USPS property because when she tried to enter, they told her she had to wear a mask; she explained she has an exemption and desperately needed to get her taxes in certified mail. She went back to her car and found she had a Trump mask; so she wore it. The person at the door allowed her to enter, but when she had waited her turn to be served, the man behind the counter refused to serve her since she was wearing a Trump mask. She must have made some exasperated noise, and before she got to her car, the police had taken her purse and cell phone, and had cuffed her. She is a very slight woman. She was in a hurry to get home to care for her vaccine injured son, now in his thirties. She was able to get the officers to release her, but the Post Office trespass warning was their victory against her. Increasingly feel we are living in the USSA, not the USA.

15. Nope, you can only be compelled to ID when you have broken a law. If you had crossed a physical barrier and you are trespassing, you could be guilty of trespassing. If you were simply on private property without any markings or barriers, you must first be told to leave. If you refuse to leave or if you return you would then be guilty of trespassing.

16. If u are on private property u have to be asked to leave first if u dont then they can ask, but even then I didn't haha. Lots of love from the UK. ♥️♥️♥️

17. thanks i added you video to the auditors notes wiki https://auditorsunited.org/wiki/index.php?title=Trespass_on_public_property … feel free to edit it

18. if you comited a crime to be trespassed from public property yes .. if not no.. this was a answer to very vague question in the first 30 seconds

19. 👽 thx 4 vid. spread the love ……………………………………………………..

20. I've seen them charge people for obstruction in Florida if they don't id.

21. Chocolate milk…..😂😂😂

22. No! Case Closed.

23. Watched this happen at a gym in Austin, Texas. Another member called on a guy for not wearing a mask inside. Gym then decided to have him trespassed. Bee Cave PD demanded his information for a warning as he was attempting to leave.

24. The blue line…>>>Where corruption goes to hide

25. I want to give you 5 👍 🥰🥰

26. What about if the officer claims that the person HAS been trespassed? Can they compel the ID to confirm? What happens if they're wrong?

27. You should do it for every state's, not just Florida.

28. No you can’t in Florida. Only if arrested.

29. Florida Statute 901.151 covers under what circumstances one must produce ID to LE, trespass is not covered under this Statute.

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