The crime that consists of an unlawful entry into or remaining within a building with the intent to commit some crime therein is:

Burglary is defined as the unlawful entry into or remaining within a building with the intent to commit a crime inside, typically a felony or theft. This definition underscores two key components: the unauthorized entry (or remaining) and the intent to commit an offense.

In many legal contexts, burglary does not require that the intended crime is actually executed; rather, the mere intention to commit a crime once inside the premises is sufficient for it to be classified as burglary. This makes it distinct from other crimes like robbery, which involves taking property from a person through force or intimidation, or embezzlement, which involves the misappropriation of funds entrusted to one’s care.

Trespass, although it involves unlawful entry, does not require the additional element of intent to commit another crime, which is fundamental to the definition of burglary. This distinction clarifies the definition and applicable context of each crime type.