Is sending someone emails considered cyberstalking
Is sending someone emails considered cyberstalking
Well I was recently in jail for 7 months for cyberstalking but when I looked it up online and compared it to my case it didn’t seem like I was cyberstalking anyone.
There was this girl named Araya Nicks who I sent messages to a few times who never replied back but blocked my accounts. The messages weren’t mean in any way nor sexual, when I looked up the elements of stalking online it didn’t seem like I fit the criteria.
The guy they said I was stalking I fit some of the criteria I threatened him saying if he messes with me he’s gonna have to deal with my dad and I called him in a night repeatedly. He told me his name was Joe Jackson in person so when I heard his answering machine say his name was Joe Jackson I was bewildered so I called a few extra times then after I sent him the threatening message.
I’m just really trying to make sense of this
There was this girl named Araya Nicks who I sent messages to a few times who never replied back but blocked my accounts. The messages weren’t mean in any way nor sexual, when I looked up the elements of stalking online it didn’t seem like I fit the criteria.
The guy they said I was stalking I fit some of the criteria I threatened him saying if he messes with me he’s gonna have to deal with my dad and I called him in a night repeatedly. He told me his name was Joe Jackson in person so when I heard his answering machine say his name was Joe Jackson I was bewildered so I called a few extra times then after I sent him the threatening message.
I’m just really trying to make sense of this
Traffic Lawyer Richard Simon’s Answer
The laws on cyberstalking are pretty open to interpretation. Looks like the judge/jury interpreted against you. Find more case law on your side and you may be able to appeal your situation.