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Harassment, stalking, and putting people in fear of violence.
A course of conduct that amounts to harassment and is known or ought to be known as such.
Stalking specifically involves a course of conduct that must amount to stalking.
The prohibited conduct as defined in sections 1(1) or 2A(1).
An objective test determining if a reasonable person would think the conduct amounts to harassment.
At least two occasions of conduct related to the victim.
Up to six months in prison or a fine not exceeding level 5.
A statutory tort allowing victims to claim damages for anxiety and financial losses.
That the defendant has breached section 1(1) if not already established in a criminal court.
Putting people in fear of violence through a course of conduct on at least two occasions.
Conduct pursued to prevent crime, comply with the law, or was reasonable for protection.
Conduct causing fear of violence that can occur outside the UK.
The defendant must be a UK national or habitually resident in England and Wales.
It allows claimants to seek injunctions for breaches involving two or more persons.
Conduct that does not breach section 1(1) and is deemed reasonable in the circumstances.