Stalking
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Definition of Stalking
“A series of unwanted actions or conduct that puts a person in fear for their safety.”
In many cases, stalking begins with persistent behavior that is not criminal, which then progresses to stalking behavior that can be punished under criminal stalking laws. Stalking can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on whether it is a first-time offense or if there are other aggravating factors involved.
Different Types of Stalking:
- Cyber Stalking (internet stalking)
- Workplace Stalking
- Celebrity Stalking
- Behavior or harassment that puts the victim in fear for their safety
Stalking Often Includes Related Charges Such As:
- Trespassing
- Vandalism
- Burglary
- Criminal threats
- Obscene, threatening or annoying phone calls
How We Can Help
Stalking is a serious crime, which is vigorously prosecuted in California where anti-stalking laws were first established. If you are under investigation or have already been charged with stalking, you should contact the Law Offices of Jeffery Rubenstein today (310)477-2100 for expert council and defense of your case.
