Harassment Laws In Tasmania

Summary

Harassment in Tasmania is covered under the Criminal Code Act 1924 and Police Offences Act 1935. Persistent unwanted behavior causing distress can be considered harassment. Consequences include fines, imprisonment, and restraining orders. If someone is constantly annoying you despite being asked to stop, it may qualify as harassment. You can seek a restraining order if the behavior causes significant distress or fear. Consider legal advice for further action.

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what are the conquences
Here are some potential consequences for harassment under the mentioned acts in Tasmania:
- Criminal Code Act *: Penalties can include imprisonment, fines, and restraining orders.
- Police Offences Act *: Penalties can include fines, community service, and short-term imprisonment.
Would you like more information on a specific consequence or type of harassment?
if someone is constantly anoying you is it concidered harrasemnt if you have told them to stop
Yes, if someone is constantly annoying you and you have told them to stop, it can be considered harassment. In Tasmania, harassment can fall under the Criminal Code Act * or the Police Offences Act * if the behavior is persistent and causes distress or fear.
Can you tell me more about the nature of the annoyance?
constant anoyingness
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It seems like the situation could escalate, but currently, it might not be a strong case for a lawyer. If the annoying behavior continues and causes significant distress, you may consider seeking legal advice.
Would you like more information on how to report harassment or take further action?
can you get a restraining order
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Yes, you can seek a restraining order in Tasmania if the harassment continues and causes you significant distress or fear. It involves filing an application with the court.
Would you like more information on how to file for a restraining order?