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What exactly constitutes "fraud" in a legal sense?

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Participants wiredmarlin47Patrick Thomas29Jack Sanchez5
wiredmarlin47 wiredmarlin47 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Hi there,
where can I find the legal definition of breaking and entering?

Some people think it only counts if you force a lock or smash a window, but honestly, I see any unauthorized entry as a violation—whether it's an open window, a locked door, or even hacking into a computer. To me, it’s all the same thing... but I'm curious about how the law actually defines it.

Thanks in advance
Patrick Thomas29 Patrick Thomas29 Member
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#2 ·
Breaking and entering, Section 141 of the Penal Code.
wiredmarlin47 wiredmarlin47 MemberOP
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Much appreciated.🙂
Jack Sanchez5 Jack Sanchez5 Newcomer
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Patrick Thomas29 said:Breaking and entering, Section 141 of the Penal Code.

I was just reading through the statute:
Does that actually apply to the debt collectors from ABC?

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