The Terms "Enter" and "Entry" Are Defined Somewhat Differently in the Offenses

question 58

Multiple Choice

The terms "enter" and "entry" are defined somewhat differently in the offenses of burglary,burglary of vehicles,burglary of a coin-operated machine,and criminal trespass.In which of the aforementioned offenses is an entry of the entire body required before the offender has entered or made an entry?

• A)burglary
• B)burglary of vehicles
• C)burglary of a coin-operated machine
• D)criminal trespass

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