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If I break a minor rule at a state park, is that a crime?
I ask because I was at a park today and some jerk went and complained that I was doing something I wasn't supposed to (but had been doing for 10 years and knew dozens of people who did the same). The very silly and stupid park employee came and demanded that I stop. I began wondering exactly what this person could have done had I simply refused. I'm certain that the police could be called but I further wondered whether or not I could be charged with a crime.
4 Answers
- TeeknoLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
It could be, but probably not.
It depends on the state, on the park, and the rule.
- Michael HLv 71 decade ago
Depends on what the rule is.
Running by the pool? Probably not.
Consuming alcohol if it's prohibited? Yes.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Probably more like an infraction.
Like breaking a minor rule on a state road, you get a ticket, must pay a fine, but there is no jail involved unless you ignore it, which is a crime.
REALLY< it depends on your state............period.......
- Anonymous1 decade ago
If you were charged with a crime, you would know it. Don't tell people you might have a crime on your record when in fact you don't.
