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Sending a single email may not constitute cyberstalking, but it could be considered harassment if it causes alarm or serious annoyance. In New York, harassment laws cover any communication that causes distress. Cyberstalking typically involves persistent, unwanted communication. If you believe you are being unfairly treated, consider consulting with a local attorney to discuss your situation. Having only word of mouth can make it difficult to substantiate a claim of discrimination. Understanding the legal definitions and potential implications is crucial to avoid any legal issues.Full Conversation
I hope that I don't get arrested because I sent the lady that works at Job corps an email at her church's email the church she serves at outside of job corps I sent I sent the email trying to address what happened at Job corps alone with the Bible verses that shows how she doesn't follow the Bible.
Hey Patrick, sending emails like that might fall under harassment or cyberstalking laws, but it depends on the content and context.
- In New York, harassment laws cover acts that cause annoyance or alarm.
- Cyberstalking laws could also apply if persistent and unwanted communication occurs.
Do you have any previous interactions or conflicts with this person?
She discriminated against my brother a few years ago.
It sounds like there may be some legal concerns here. In New York, harassment and cyberstalking laws are quite strict. Sending emails to someone's personal or work-related contacts could potentially be seen as harassment, especially if it causes distress.
- Harassment in NY: Engaging in conduct that alarms or seriously annoys another person.
- Cyberstalking: Persistent, unwanted communication that causes emotional distress.
Do you have any evidence supporting the discrimination claim against your brother?
Only words of mouth
Patrick, having only word of mouth can make it difficult to substantiate a claim of discrimination. However, it's important to be cautious with your communication. If you believe you are being unfairly treated, consider consulting with a local attorney to discuss the details of your situation.
Would you like more information on harassment and cyberstalking laws in New York?
Is it still cyber stalking if I only contacted her once
Hi Patrick, contacting someone once may not necessarily constitute cyberstalking, but it could still be considered harassment depending on the content and context of the message.
- In New York, harassment can include any communication that causes alarm or serious annoyance.
- Cyberstalking typically involves persistent, unwanted communication.
Would you like specific details on New York's harassment laws?
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