Student Threat Consequences Explained

Summary

In New York, if a student threatens a teacher, it may be considered a threat, leading to school disciplinary actions, law enforcement involvement, and potential charges such as harassment or making a terroristic threat. Harassment involves conduct causing fear or distress, while making a terroristic threat involves threatening violence to intimidate or coerce. Both charges carry serious legal consequences, including fines and imprisonment.

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What are potential charges of harassment or making a terroristic threat in that context?
In New York, the potential charges for such a statement can include:
- Harassment: Engaging in conduct that is likely to cause fear or emotional distress.
- Making a Terroristic Threat: Threatening to commit violence with the intent to intimidate or coerce.
Both charges can result in serious legal consequences, including fines and imprisonment.
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