Category Archives: Stalking
Is It Stalking?
On the surface, defining the term “stalking” can seem easy. Stalking is typically defined as the act of following an individual and otherwise pushing oneself into his or her life without the individual’s consent. Showing up at a victim’s home unannounced, sending him or her unwanted packages, and sending repeated phone calls and text… Read More »
Be Careful on Social Media – You Could be Charged with Cyberstalking
The online world is as vivid and valid as the offline world. Think about it: you can work online, connect with people from across the world, shop online, and even have your groceries and other essentials delivered right to your door. But because of the separation provided by the computer or phone screen, it… Read More »
Defending a Stalking Charge
Stalking is a relatively new crime classification and most stalking statutes did not exist prior to the late 1990s. These laws were created in response to a large number of high-profile harassment cases involving celebrities, which brought national attention to this new classification of crime. In response, states began enacting stalking laws, which generally… Read More »
