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Harassment covers conduct that causes alarm, distress or fear through repeated, unwanted behaviour or communications. In England, the civil and criminal routes primarily rely on the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, which allows a person to seek restraining or non-molestation-type orders and civil injunctions. A solicitor practises by gathering evidence, drafting statements, applying to the County or High Court for injunctions, and guiding clients through any criminal investigations or prosecutions that may follow. The work is shaped by the pattern of offending, the type of evidence available, and the deadlines in policing and court processes.

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The triggering act is the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, which creates offences and civil remedies with time-sensitive steps. A solicitor ensures evidence is properly collected and preserved, helps secure protective orders, and represents the client at hearings in the magistrates’ or county/high court depending on the case, with attention to any interim or permanent restrictions and the potential for criminal proceedings.

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