Can I freely roam on a government owned property, like a police station or a State Bank without permission from anyone?
<p>I wanted to know if the law allows us to freely move or trespass in a government owned property, especially like a police station or State Bank. I know that different countries will have different laws within their own state, but what would a general law say, which most of the countries adhere to?</p>

<p>Owners of property establish rules of trespass.</p>
<p>This applies when the government owns the land just as it does for private property owners.  Being a citizen of a country does not give you ownership rights on government land.  The government is question can apply multiple rules to multiple pieces of property such as:</p>
<ul>
<li>Park use only during certain hours of the day</li>
<li>No unauthorized access</li>
<li>Access only for certain uses, such as no camping allowed</li>
</ul>
<p>Certainly no one thinks that military bases, prisons, etc. should have unrestricted access by the public.  In general, if you're not allowed to be there the government will put up barriers, gates, lock doors, etc., or place signage to indicate limits.  Really not all that different from private property.</p>

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