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Richland County Sheriff's Deputy Deon Hardy learns that demanding ID absent probable cause is not a lawful order, and he also learns that trespassing applies only to private property. State v. Hanapole (1970) Supreme Court of South Carolina
8-13-2021
U.S. Post Office
8505 Two Notch Rd.
Columbia, SC 29223
The Supreme Court of South Carolina ruling in State v. Hanapole (1970) says that
the trespass statute in SC applies only to private property, and has no application
to public property absent a crime.
Full Video youtube.com/watch?v=5Aartsj6yeI
Richland County Sheriff's Deputy Deon Hardy learns that demanding ID absent probable cause is not a lawful order, and he also learns that trespassing applies only to private property. State v. Hanapole (1970) Supreme Court of South Carolina
8-13-2021
U.S. Post Office
8505 Two Notch Rd.
Columbia, SC 29223
The Supreme Court of South Carolina ruling in State v. Hanapole (1970) says that
the trespass statute in SC applies only to private property, and has no application
to public property absent a crime.
Full Video youtube.com/watch?v=5Aartsj6yeI










