Trespass with intent refers to an individual’s unlawful entry onto private or restricted property with a specific wrongful purpose or intent that goes beyond mere presence. This kind of intent can undermine constitutional protections because it indicates an action at odds with reasonable regulations enforcing property rights.
For example: An activist enters a military facility despite clear restrictions and signs prohibiting entry; this could be construed as trespass with the specific intent to disrupt operations, which would not be protected assembly.