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You have to prove when,were,why it happened.Tell the police what carrier the harassing text messages are on.
No, it has to escalate to harassment, then, you call the cops, then you press charges in a court of law. Remember, it is not about what they do to you, it is about what you can prove. Good luck.
Bullying is legally considered a form of harassment. The thing about restraining orders (at least where I live,) is that you must press charges for harassment first, and then once you have pressed charges for harassment you may file for a restraining order. I don't know where you are from, and I'm not a lawyer so I'm not 100% sure about the laws on this, but I have been told that is how it works in my state. In short- yes, you can get a restraining order against someone who is bullying you, as long as you can prove that they have continued to bully/harass you even after you have asked/told them to stop.
Proving harassment can be very difficult. It depends on the frequency of the behavior. For instance, stalking is two or more unwanted encounters with the person. Threatening letters, emails constitute harassment, too.
If You have prove, you most likely can.
Possibly. Unless you can prove that the phone's malfunction was the cause and not your own actions, you will be liable for anything that the phone does.
There are a variety of ways that someone can prove they quit under duress for unemployment benefits. If the individual can prove that they quit with reasonable cause for example, sexual harassment. If the government thinks that the individual could have stayed then they won't get any benefits or will get less.
to pursue some one means you want to chase them, if you mean to "sue" someone you will have to go to court with an attorney to help you with your case.
Well if you prove that she has threatened her then they will do something about it as its all over the television about bullying.
No (except for a statute of limitations), but you would have to have enough evidence to prove that they attacked you.
Yes, but you need to prove damages and you need proof that this person or people are harassing you. Hard to do but it happens every day where someone goes to court and successfully sues someone for harassment.
If your defense is that they are false you will have to counter their charges and testimony. Remember, under our system of law, you don't have to prove that you are innocent, they have to prove that you are guilty.