Trespassers are people who enter another's land without the consent of the landowner or tenant. Examples include: thieves, vandals, hikers who get lost, or people who go into a casino after the casino expressly told them they were not welcome. Ordinarily, landowners and tenants are not liable to trespassers for any injuries they suffer while trespassing on their land. Though landowners and occupiers may be liable to trespassers for their injuries in the following three circumstances: 1) The owner/tenant deliberately hurt the trespasser, 2) The owner/tenant knew the trespasser was on the premises and faced danger, or 3) The trespasser was a child and faced danger from an artificial condition on the property.