Cyber Stalking and General Stalking Information
Need help with stalking NOW? CLICK HERE Stalking is defined as repeated harassment and/or threatening behavior toward another person. The stalker can be a former partner (which is all too common), an acquaintance or a complete stranger. Stalkers are ex-husbands and wives, ex-boyfriends, people that are angry, infatuated or intent on repeatedly threatening another person via the internet or in person. Cyber stalking is similar to stalking behavior because the stalker repeatedly harasses and pursues their victim using the internet and is sometimes likely to carry over into stalking in person, which can be dangerous and threatening to the victim. Stalking laws vary by state, but stalking is generally considered to be any unwanted contact between a stalker and his or her victim that directly or indirectly communicates a threat or places the victim in fear. In New York State, the stalking laws allow the prosecution of persons who engage in an intentional course of threatening behavior and conduct. Courts now impose severe penalties against dangerous individuals found guilty of this crime. Definition of Stalking and Penalties If you need more information or want a free consultation call 877-529-6399 or
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