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Cyberstalking covers persistent unwanted online contact and threats, or monitoring, that cause fear or distress. In England, it spans offences under the Communications Act 2003 and the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, and may involve digital evidence, social media records, and data traces. A solicitor helps assess risk, collects digital evidence, drafts applications for protective or non‑molestation orders, negotiates terms, and represents the client in Magistrates' Court or the High Court as required.
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The solicitor handles complex intersections of criminal law, digital evidence, and protective orders, including securing and presenting online and cross‑channel evidence, coordinating with police, and applying for appropriate orders to limit contact and protect safety.
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