Posting Property as "No Trespassing"

Roger McEowen, interviewed by Janet Adkison. A great deal of farm personal property is out in the open. From time to time, machinery and equipment may sit outside, and farm tools and supplies may also be out in the open. Of course, grazing livestock may be outside along with other farm property. All of this raises concerns about public access to the premises and possible theft of property and potential liability issues. Professor McEowen discusses whether the posting of property as “No Trespassing” have any legal consequence and how search warrants are impacted by posting of "No Trespassing" sign?
Roger McEowen is the Kansas Farm Bureau Professor of Agricultural Law and Taxation at Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kansas. From RFD-TV Market Day Report, September 20, 2018; uploaded with permission.

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