Which of the following is not a type of trespassing?

The correct choice highlights that physical trespassing is not a recognized legal category of trespassing. Trespassing generally refers to unauthorized entry onto someone's property, and it can be classified primarily into civil and criminal categories.

Civil trespassing involves entering someone's land or property without permission, which often leads to civil legal action, such as an injunction or monetary damages sought by the property owner. Criminal trespass, on the other hand, refers to unauthorized entry that can lead to criminal charges, which might involve penalties like fines or imprisonment.

Technical trespassing might refer to unauthorized use of resources, such as digital intrusion or accessing information without consent, but it is not traditionally categorized with the common types of trespassing recognized in legal contexts. Therefore, physical, as a standalone term, does not accurately represent a specific legal type of trespassing in the same way that civil and criminal do.