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Related Dial-A-law scripts include: | Related Dial-A-law scripts include: | ||
*[[Applying For | *[[Applying For f Peace Bond and Filing Assault Charges (Script 217)|217]], called “Applying for a peace bond and filing assault charges” | ||
*[[Charging Someone | *[[Charging Someone with a Criminal Offense (Script 215)|215]], called “Charging someone with a criminal offense” | ||
What is stalking? What is criminal harassment? | What is stalking? What is criminal harassment? | ||
Stalking is conduct that may—in some cases—be criminal harassment under section 264 of the Criminal Code of Canada. For stalking to be criminal harassment, here’s what’s required: | Stalking is conduct that may—in some cases—be criminal harassment under section 264 of the Criminal Code of Canada. For stalking to be criminal harassment, here’s what’s required: | ||