in the uk, verbal threats constitute common assault which is both a criminal offence and a civil wrong (i.e a tort that can result in compensation) if the threats were enough to "consitute someone to reasonable apprehend imminent battery" (stephens v myers) it will be considered assault reporting to the police is enough to start criminal proceedings, civil proceedings can be started after a visit to a solicitor or a county court.
You have several rights when you are being verbally threatened including the right to fill out a police report. You also have the right to file a restraining order against the person.
you can report it to the authorities, or get a restraining order
No, unless they verbally harassed/threatened you. Then you could sue for emotional traumatization and public humiliation.
Yes it is However if he takes money from you and does not put you in he can be had up for blackmail and harboring a criminal "you" so once you have given him any thing he is then also in a position to be black mailed by you.
A person under a custodial investigation has rights that include being assisted by counsel at all times, even if they cannot afford one, and to have their rights explained completely to them so they understand their rights. Other rights include being allowed conferences or visits by any member of their immediate family or someone else.
my girlfriend is a runaway and wants to live with someone that is helping her, her parents are abusive sexually verbally and physically. she should not go home, and if she is caught and goes home her father is sending her to jail til she is 18 years old.
If you are the full and complete owner of the real property in question, and you have not previously signed away your mineral rights, no one can take them away from you - EXCEPT - by action of the government.
If it is a total stranger in the store that has verbally abused you along with a threat go to the store manager and they will deal with it. If the person giving the abuse and threat is out of control then the store manager will call the police.
It depends on who, where, and when. As a teacher, if someone verbally threatens me with bodily harm I press charges. A juvenile will receive less of a punishment than an adult but depending on state's laws anywhere from a warning to jail time.
You should report this threat to the police.
oral communication is when you are speaking to someone verbally.
You cant. ther is no way to love someone like that.
a strong central government threatens the rights of the people and of the states
One person verbally misrepresents another person on purpose.
the rest of your life.
whether you are in Georgia or anywhere else in the civilized world, when someone threatens your life, you call the police and let them deal with it, there are enough crazies running around that something could happen.
Ask him/her to leave but if he/she says no then tell an adult that he/she is threatening you
You tell an adult or ignore them. Better to tell a parent or teacher.
bloodclart is a jamaican curse word used to verbally offend someone