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Spanish Criminal Code

On trespassing a dwelling, the registered address of legal persons and establishments open to the public

Article 202

 
1. The individual who, without being resident therein, enters the dwelling of another, or were to remain therein against the will of its dweller, shall be punished with a sentence of imprisonment of six months to two years.

2. Should the act be perpetrated with violence or intimidation, the punishment shall be imprisonment from one to four years and a fine from six to twelve months.
 

Article 203

 
1. Whoever enters the domicile of a public or private legal person, professional firm or office, a trading establishment or premises open the public after opening hours against the will of its owner shall be punished with imprisonment of six months to one year and a fine from six to ten months.

2. Whoever, by means of violence or intimidation, enters or remains in the domicile of a public or private legal person, professional firm or office, in a trading establishment or premises open to the public against the will of its owner, shall punished with a sentence of imprisonment of six months to three years.
 

Article 204

 
The authority or public officer who, outside the cases permitted by Law and without there being a legal cause due to an offence being committed, were to commit any of the acts described in the preceding two Articles, shall be punished with the penalty foreseen respectively therein, in the upper half, and to absolute barring from six to twelve years.
 

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