I had a discussion a while back with a Frenchman who worked in a law department. He said that in France, trespass (ie. overstaying one's welcome on a car park etc.) was a criminal offence not like the UK which the same action was a civil offence that is why we have barriers etc. to stop high vehicles. To remove someone when they were on your land was difficult here but in France the police can just remove you.
Perhaps our law should be changed to suit or would that open a hornet's nest?
Has anyone else ever heard this or was it a red herring?
Perhaps our law should be changed to suit or would that open a hornet's nest?
Has anyone else ever heard this or was it a red herring?