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ICJI 515

Burglary – Entry

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ICJI 515 BURGLARY-ENTRY

The manner or method of entry is not an essential element of the crime of burglary. An entry can occur without the use of force or the breaking of anything.

The intent to commit the crime of [name of felony] must have existed at the time of entry.

Comment

State v. Bull, 47 Idaho 336, 276 P. 528 (1929).

Provenance

Source: isc.idaho.gov
Retrieved: 2026-08-21
Edition: 2026-08-20
Content hash: c795d78783c22c174f5afd1badb43c93209ccaabe52ebfc89b477bcd72a8fe6e

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