What are my rights when it comes to internet threats? - internet threats
I Broke with my friend Megan and her friend and shes been sending death threats via e MySpace, tell me what theyre doing and where they go. I want to go to the police, but not look like an idiot and have nothing to do. What can I do and what are my rights when it comes to her? I do not want to stay here and do nothing and hope that came to my door with a gun and I did. Please help. As soon as possible.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Internet Threats What Are My Rights When It Comes To Internet Threats?
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The Internet is not a shield law.
If someone threatens you, and you have evidence that more can be loaded within the reach of the law, regardless of how he communicated the threat.
The biggest obstacle is when people who use the threat of stay: If you are in its jurisdiction (city / state / province), is much easier for officials to act. If your in another country, there is little that the agent can do.
To what extent personnel / DA are ready for fresh falls for the seriousness and the circumstances of the threat, and to live where people who go out of the threat.
The Internet is not a shield law.
If someone threatens you, and you have evidence that more can be loaded within the reach of the law, regardless of how he communicated the threat.
The biggest obstacle is when people who use the threat of stay: If you are in its jurisdiction (city / state / province), is much easier for officials to act. If your in another country, there is little that the agent can do.
To what extent personnel / DA are ready for fresh falls for the seriousness and the circumstances of the threat, and to live where people who go out of the threat.
Print your e-mails and take them to the police as soon as possible. regardless of whether they are fun or not. let the police handle it.
You can go to the police and get an injunction from the courts, especially not in contact over the Internet.
And you can contact MySpace and delete the profile of the population. I know it's easy to get a new one, but MySpace is also easy to remove.
You can go to the police and get an injunction from the courts, especially not in contact over the Internet.
And you can contact MySpace and delete the profile of the population. I know it's easy to get a new one, but MySpace is also easy to remove.
You must refer to all the dangers that we send, and take it to the police to print. It is harassment and is against the law. Probably not a custodial sentence, but it can help you get an injunction. You can also lock on MySpace, so she can see the site and I recommend you personally.
Go to the police. A threat is a threat. The method of delivery is not significant.
Immediately tell the police
That way if something happens, be informed
Nobody has the right to threaten you, your time on the Internet or not,
all the best
Ian
It is not only illegal, because it is a federal crime.
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