what are the elements that must be present in a grave threat case?
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What do you mean by "grave threat?"\n\n"Assault" is the legal term for threatening someone in most jurisdictions and the burden of proof is on the complainant.\n\nThere are varying degrees of assault, depending on where you live.\n\n\nAnd, if you aren't referring to assault, to the best of my knowledge, merely threatening a grave is not an offense, desecrating a grave probably is.
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Backgrounds, Objectives, Scope, Constraints, Assumptions, Restraints
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There are various means of determining this, and without any specific data on what elements are involved in the answer you are looking for, the link below is the best reference I can find that can answer this question in a mostly generalized way.
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levle 3 list,and possible incarseration,definatly some classes such as batterers class which is a pain in the butt,and alot more check out ur local police department web page u can get information off of that
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Go to the police station and file a report. That will put him on their records. Although he probably needs to have done something to you or someone you know in order for them to accept it. But threats count as "doing something" so you can say he verbally threatened you or someone you know and you are afraid that his actions will go farther and you want to just make the report so the cops will know if anything does happen. Talk to them and they'll help you go about it the right way.
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If your this "some guy" and have been charged with a threat against the coppers i'd be glad to help you. (click on my icon and send a message)\n\nIf your question is merely hypothetical, please don't waste anyones/my time and effort. \n\nThe only places i am aware of that offer case citation on the web are all fee based. Try checking out http://www.Nolo.com or http://www.Findlaw.com for a wealth of resources and legal links.\n\nI highly recommend reading the following link if you are/intend to become legally "involved" http://www.net/law/person.htm
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http://www.law-forensic.com/post_con_dna_1.htm
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protecting from what?
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1. Strengths;\n\n2.  A hole.
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Contact the department of corrections . They Will give you a complete list along with instructions on how it needs to be packaged for their inspections
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There must be a defendant in the caser or there is not case.  This means a defendant who can mount a defense.  In the case of a dead person they can't do that so there is no case.
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A threat of violence (in this case, a death threat) is legally considered an assault.  It is a form of stalking.  Law enforcement is only beginning to understand how to deal with this relatively new crime. \n\nIt is good that you notified the Dean but you should also notify campus Public Safety and the local police.  A picture should be taken of the wall and the time and date noted.  A police report should be made including pertinent details of your relationship to the person who committed the assault.  \n\nThe following was modified from a website: http://www.lilaclane.com/being-stalked/index.html\n\n"Treat all threats, either in person, by phone, or mail, as legitimate. Threats do not have to be words. Implied threats include black roses, a dead animal received in the mail, or a photograph with your image crossed out.  Events like these can be reported to police.\n\nSeek support from people who are understanding.  Avoid people who don't take the problem seriously, or tell you that you are overreacting.  Every year, many people are harmed by stalkers...\n\nYou're probably scared.  That's understandable.  But you also need to get yourself mad and get going!  The best defense is to take offense. " \n\nUnless you have a personal protection order (restraining order), the police can only make a report.  Sometimes the police will not even make a report UNLESS you have a personal protection order.  Usually to obtain a restraining order,  you must go to the courthouse not the police.  A local domestic violence shelter will probably have the information available about obtaining a personal protection order in your locality.  Many domestic violence shelters will give you legal help to file a personal protection order.   \n\nThe laws regarding restraining orders and punishment for assault vary from state to state.  Look on this website for the procedure to obtain  a personal protection order in your state:  http://www.ncvc.org/src/main.aspx?dbID=DB_State-byState_Statutes117\n\nIf you DON'T get a protection order, ...  the police will not be able to help you (or your next of kin) until AFTER you get injured!\n\nHave a safety plan. Stalking is a serious, potentially life-threatening crime. Even in its less severe forms, it permanently changes the lives of the people who are victimized by this crime, as well as affecting their friends, families, and co-workers. Sadly, some stalkers are not deterred by restraining orders and may do life threatening harm so assess your situation CAREFULLY.  \n\nThe local chapter of Parents of Murdered Children may have public meetings in your area.   http://www.pomc.org \n\nYou might want to attend one of these meetings to learn more about how stalking is handled in the judicial system in your area.  These parents have suffered a great loss and can discuss the seriousness of the issue that faces you.  It is usually these parents and people from domestic violence shelters who work with legislators in their state to pass legislation that deals with stalkers and abusers, so the parents who have suffered a loss may be willing to take time and tell you about the current laws and punshment for assault and battery in your community and about pending legislation.  \n\nPlease, when you make your safety plan, be very careful.
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Hello:\n\nWell, it kinda looks like this but each jurisdiction has different requirements.  And, even after I show you what it looks like, you're still not gonna know what to put in the motion.  \n\nSo, my advice to you is hire an attorney, or the evidence you want to supress, AIN'T gonna be suppressed:\n\n                     IN THE STATE OF _____ \n                     COUNTY OF _______\n\nThe State of ______ )\n                    )     \n     vs.            )  Cause #\n                    )  MOTION TO SUPRESS EVIDENCE \nYou                 ) \n____________________)\n\n\nexcon\n\nPS>  So, the HTML caused everthing to not line up, but  you get the idea.
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It's as obvious as it seems. \n\nA condition precedent is something that must be satisfied in order to trigger a requirement by another to perform.
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It can be justified if they truly believe a crime was in the process of being committed that might result in a person's life being threatened.
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Run and slam your head into the concrete, you'll have all the evidence you need. LOL
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technically it's only a crime if they threaten death. at least in california. threat of death is called terrorist threat. threats of other violence is cause for a restraining order but not grounds for an arrest.