ARE ROPE BARRIERS SUFFICIENT ENOUGH TO BE CONSIDERED AS A PART OF A BUILDING AND IS IT ENOUGH TO CHARGE SOMEONE FOR TRESPASSING AND BURGLARY

WHEN ONE VISITS A MUSEUM WITH THE INTENT TO MEET WITH THE MANAGER BECAUSE THEY HAVE WITH A CORPSE THEY EXCAVATED FROM HIS COUNTRY AND HE FELT THAT IT WAS A FORM OF LOOTING HIS COUNTRY. THEY EXCAVATED THE CORPSE TO CONDUCT SOME EXPERIMENTS BUT BEFORE THEN THEY PUT IT ON DISPLAY. WHILE AWAITNG THE MANAGER N THE MUSEUM HE COMES ACROSS THE CORPSE THAT HAS BEEN DISPLAYED AND CORDONED OFF WITH ROPE BARRIERS. UPON NOTICING THE DISPLAY, HE CROSSES THE HALL, CLIMBS OVER THE ROPE BARRIER AND RAN FROM THE BUILDING WITH THE CORPSE UNDER HIDS ARM.