Validity of signs forbidding trespass; penalty (§ 18.2-119.1)—Virginia Decoded

If any person knowingly and intentionally posts No Trespassing signs on the land of another without the permission of a person authorized to post such signs on that land, he shall be guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor.

History

1999, c. 274.

Court Decisions

Baker v. Com. (SCV, 11/05/09)
. . . Petersburg of trespassing in violation of Code § 18.2-119.[1] Baker appealed his conviction to the . . .

Chaffinch v. Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co. (SCV, 03/09/84)
. . . constituted a criminal offense under Code § 18.2-119.[1] The record does not disclose whether C & . . .

Lowe v. Com. (COA, 10/17/00)
. . . 18.2-51 and trespass in violation of Code § 18,2-119.[1] On appeal, he contends (1) his first . . .

Holland v. Com. (COA, 07/21/98)
. . . arrested him for trespassing in violation of Code § 18.2-119.[1] . . .

Marshall v. Com. (COA, 05/03/11)
. . . parents in violation of court order); Code § 18.2-119.1 ("knowingly and intentionally" posting . . .

Keith Osborne Collins v. Commonwealth of Virginia (COA, 08/10/99)
. . . him for . . .

Christian Dante Blaylock v. Commonwealth of VA (COA, 08/10/99)
. . . him for . . .

Christopher Eugene Wilson v. Commonwealth of Virginia (COA, 02/09/16)
. . . trespass in . . .

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§ 18.2-119.1

Validity of signs forbidding trespass; penalty

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