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Telephone and electronic messages left with an alleged victim may flesh out a case of stalking in the third degree, a judge in New York ruled in a case of first impression. Under a state anti-stalking law that became effective in December, a person who allegedly left 230 telephone messages containing abusive or threatening language, could be charged with the crime of third-degree stalking.
August 11, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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