Are there possible charges for a stalker?
211429
if u have proof opt for an orer of protection because when restraining orders a violated they tend to not do much about it. but at least file a police resport and keep it with you for proof of the stalker. that way later when something goes down at least you have something to show all the steps you took in court.
204906
the stalker can pay somone of the ex genger to call up somewhere where she has something to do with and say hi its ______ ive just rang to check what address you have on file for me, and let them read it out.
338401
Sounds to me you are stalking this person
18451
print the e-mail and take it to your local police. they can track the url address to the person . then you can press charges for making death threats via internet. still very much a crime. better to err on the side of caution. he may be just talking crap, but you really don't want to take that kind of chance with your family. good luck, be safe!
185245
First you need to start by flat out telling him that she is not intrested in a relationship or even a friendship for that matter.  If he makes any threats you need to contact the local police.  Also let him know that if he contacts her again she will consider it stalking.  As far as is he a stalker already, its not really fair to call him that if you havent already asked him to stop trying to make contact.  If after you do so, then yes he has issues
146582
I don't thing the stalker understands that it "ruins" the life of the person they are stalking. I am not saying that it is right. It is actually pretty freaky. I once had an ex that followed me around, and he still has a high school picture of me in his wallet. It is inconvenient for the person being stalked and it makes it hard to want to go anywhere alone. I just think the stalker's infatuation overcomes any common sense that they might normally understand.
7450
Unfortunately, if you know that someone is doing something wrong and fail to do nothing about it, you can also be charged with a crime. I suggest taking a look at http://www.findlaw.com for information.
497983
From what I understand then yes she could be, I could go into the why's, the if's etc. but that wont help, if you have serious concerns about this person then contact the police, that is the best thing to do.
595641
First , I have a stalker and the last thing I would ever do is contact the scum for any reason at all.\nThe only way I would willingly see that low life is on the other end of a court room.\nI would think that she is lying to you about the details of the whole situation.\nIf it appeares to be a relationship gone sour, which it does, then a divorce is definatley warranted.
287390
He can sue you, sure.   Whether or not he can WIN is the real issue, and as long as you told the truth, you have a pretty good defense.  If he is harassing you by phone and threatening, I think THAT's his intent - just to give you a hard time.  His legal costs would be pretty significant, and, even if yor story is only PART true, he stands little chance of collecting from you (although a trail is a hassle, and you would have some expense).\n\nSounds like he's playing "chicken."  Make sure your version of the story is accurate, and then ignore him.  Or if you don't think the harassment is worth posting a complaint, remove it and get over it.  If the complaint is legitimate, you should report him to the BBB.  And if it were me, I would post something with THAT, and just say  you had a very bad experience.
349892
My opinion....File the forms.  If/When they find your friend, she can negotiate a payment plan with them.  If she doesn't then they certainly will file charges.  But these are creditors!  All they want is their money, so I don't think they will object.\n\nThat assume they even bother to investigate it.  ID Theft is a huge crime and they are so swamped that they can't possibly investigate every single complaint.
90929
You could set a presidence with a case like this. Go for it, call the cops and put a theft charge on her and see if you can make it stick.\n\nI am sure there is something on the books for this by now so why not ask a detective?\n\nAs to the old info, your pretty much messed up unless you can figure out her password. There are hackers that might help you out on warz.com. \n\nGood luck
387125
Contact you local States Attorney/ State Prosecuter.   His or Her office is most likely at the county court house.  They will be able to tell you if you can press charges or not and may be able and willing to do it for you.  And the great thing is its free.  Well, not free.  Your taxes are paying for it so you may as well take advantage of it.  Free or not, it is a lot cheaper than contacting a private attorney just to find out you have no case.
459159
Honestly I do not know. But I think in all probability is and if not should be. Will say that if someone did that to me without my consent I would see red! Because they did not respect me enough to ask me. Good luck to you. You know dependant upon how graphic you got and  if there are pics of you..call and inquire to your local pd and speak with a female officer initially.There are detectives that deal with issues as such. And girl pray you do not run up against a stalker or worse. Good luck and be careful.
216862
Don't worry, if you didn't do anything you won't be charged with anything. Some people are questioned sometimes, but that's just to see if a charge is viable. I costs a lot of money and takes a lot of paperwork to charge somebody, so officers don't lay charges casually.
341951
You may get caught through any number of channels. If you subscribe over the telephone your phone number may be captured and can lead the police to you.  If you use a compuer, the IP address can be traced and lead the police back to you.  If you do get caugt you may be charged with identity theft - a felony.  No matter what, he probably won't have to actually pay for the subscriptions because he will likely just claim fraud and cancel them.  Your little plan is likely to land you in jail and land your "friend" nothing more than some free magazines.
330420
It's possible you could take her to court for slander, and also libel if she's written down police reports about your (apparent) behaviour.  Contact a local legal-aid clinic and ask about taking her to court.