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<blockquote data-quote="pluckem" data-source="post: 147371" data-attributes="member: 843">I agree, I don't think it would have stopped them. Criminals don't follow the law. However it might have allowed LE to make more arrests and allow the counties/state to actually convict more criminals.What some are reporting is the terrorists rip down the No Trespass signs and then claim it was never up in the first place. So the LE and Attorneys have to prove they were the specific individual who ripped down the sign. Otherwise they can play dumb and probably get off.&nbsp; Now I understand the law states the landowner can communicate verbally that these people need to leave and according to the law they have to leave immediately.&nbsp; However that might be easier said than done, because I am sure many landowners do not want to be caught in any confrontation with these people. Who knows what sort of retaliation would happen. They have proved they like to light things on fire. I think this was more of an issue along the pipeline route to the west of the river. Not so much the drill site and ground zero of this mess.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pluckem, post: 147371, member: 843"] I agree, I don't think it would have stopped them. Criminals don't follow the law. However it might have allowed LE to make more arrests and allow the counties/state to actually convict more criminals. What some are reporting is the terrorists rip down the No Trespass signs and then claim it was never up in the first place. So the LE and Attorneys have to prove they were the specific individual who ripped down the sign. Otherwise they can play dumb and probably get off. Now I understand the law states the landowner can communicate verbally that these people need to leave and according to the law they have to leave immediately. However that might be easier said than done, because I am sure many landowners do not want to be caught in any confrontation with these people. Who knows what sort of retaliation would happen. They have proved they like to light things on fire. I think this was more of an issue along the pipeline route to the west of the river. Not so much the drill site and ground zero of this mess. [/QUOTE]

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