Social Media Conflict Resolution

Summary

Social conflicts on platforms like Facebook may not always be legal issues. In New York, harassment laws cover physical contact, repeated alarming acts, and threatening communications. Document any concerning behavior and consult a legal professional if you feel harassed.

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What are harassment laws in New York?
In New York, harassment laws generally include the following:
- Harassment in the First Degree: Intent to harass, annoy, or alarm another person by physical contact or following them.
- Harassment in the Second Degree: Engaging in a course of conduct or repeatedly committing acts that alarm or seriously annoy another person without a legitimate purpose.
- Aggravated Harassment: Using communication (phone, electronic) to threaten or annoy.
If you feel you're being harassed, documenting the behavior and consulting a legal professional can be helpful. Are there any specific details you'd like more information on?