Unwanted Physical Contact Consequences

Summary

Unwanted physical contact, such as tickling without consent, can be classified as harassment or assault in New York. Harassment involves behavior causing fear or harm, while assault includes contact causing injury or pain. Its crucial to cease such actions to prevent legal repercussions.

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I keep tickling someone named Vernonica
Hi Patrick, it's important to respect personal boundaries. Repeatedly tickling someone without their consent could be considered harassment or assault, depending on the circumstances. Where are you located? This will help me provide more specific legal information.
Suffolk county New York
Patrick, in New York, unwanted physical contact can be considered harassment or even assault. Here are some key points:
- Harassment involves unwanted behavior that causes fear or harm.
- Assault includes unwanted physical contact that causes injury or pain.
It's important to stop this behavior immediately to avoid potential legal consequences. Do you have any specific questions or need further assistance?