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"John Smith" wrote:
No. NOT SHOCKING...
ECCONOMICLY BURDENING!!!--to the party sued...

Regards,
John

"Steveo" wrote in message
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| "John Smith" wrote:
| I am not positive here
|
| SHOCKING

Do ewe soo the mall when you fall down in the parking lot too, F U Bailey?

From: (John=A0Smith)
I am not positive here (and I am no

lawyer--but the man you stalk needs to take

your posts and pics to one), but you seem in

violation of the stalking laws--

Cite the single passage you misinterpret him violating as pertains to
stalking laws.

36 W. Gay St., Suite 311, Columbus, OH 43215
614-221-1255 PHONE | 888-622-9315 TOLL-FREE | 614-221-6357 FAX | www.actionohio.org
OHIO LAW
Menacing by Stalking

“No person by engaging in a pattern of conduct shall knowingly cause another to believe
that the offender will cause physical harm to the other person or cause mental distress to the
other person.”

“Pattern of conduct” is defined as “two or more actions or incidents closely related in time,
whether or not there has been a prior conviction based on any of those actions or incidents.
The law has been amended to expand the definition of “pattern of conduct” to include
cyberstalking (e.g. such as sending threatening messages, posting such messages on a
computer bulletin board, using a computer bulletin board or listserv to induce a third person
to engage in stalking conduct against the victim, or using the Global Positioning System to
track the whereabouts of the victim).

Actions or incidents that prevent, obstruct, or delay the performance by a public official,
firefighter, rescuer, emergency medical services person, or emergency facility person of any
authorized act within the public official’s, firefighter’s, rescuer’s emergency medical services
person’s, or emergency facility person’s official capacity may constitute a ‘pattern of
conduct.’”

“Physical harm” is defined as “any injury, illness, or other physiological impairment,
regardless of its gravity or duration.”

“Mental distress” is defined as “any mental illness or condition that involves some
temporary substantial incapacity or any mental illness or condition that would normally
require psychiatric treatment, psychological treatment, or other mental health services
whether or not any person requested or received psychiatric treatment, psychological
treatment, or other mental health services.”

The law prohibits stalking or harassing someone repeatedly through electronic means, such
as by e-mail, web chat room, or message board. Posting false information on the Internet to
cause another person to stalk an individual is also illegal.
(The Ohio Domestic Violence Benchbook – A Practical Guide to Competence for Judges & Magistrates,
Second
Edition, Family Violence Prevention Center, Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services.)

From: pam
(itoldyouiamnotiamnotgeorge)
"John Smith" wrote in
:
I said "I am not a lawyer", at this point, if it were me, I'd be
consulting one....
John

John he is no lawyer either thats why his

advise sucks wind.

No chance at all. Mopar was publicly invited by Dogie. -You- need to
talk to a lawyer and have him properly explain what constitutes
stalking, as you are misinformed. In the meantime, try not to think
about such things.

6 W. Gay St., Suite 311, Columbus, OH 43215
614-221-1255 PHONE | 888-622-9315

TOLL-FREE | 614-221-6357 FAX |

www.actionohio.org

OHIO LAW

Menacing by Stalking

"No person by engaging in a pattern of

conduct shall knowingly cause another to

believe

that the offender will cause physical harm to

the other person or cause mental distress to

the

other person."

Daaaamn,,,,Dogie is guilty fo this not with one person not with two
people here, but with a boatload.

"Pattern of conduct" is defined as "two or more
actions or incidents closely related in time,

whether or not there has been a prior

.conviction based on any of those actions or

.incidents.

The "actions' you speak of were initiated and perpetuated by Dogie. He
could not sue one for behaviors he initiated and committed countless
times against others.

The law has been amended to expand the

definition of "pattern of conduct" to include

cyberstalking (e.g. such as sending

.threatening messages, posting such

messages on a

computer bulletin board, using a computer

.bulletin board or listserv to induce a third

person

Just what did you consider the threats Dogie posted? Oh, that's right,
you claim you can't be sure it's him, but you can be sure it's
Mopar..lol.

to engage in stalking conduct against the

victim, or using the Global Positioning System

to

track the whereabouts of the victim).

Actions or incidents that prevent, obstruct, or

delay the performance by a public official,

firefighter, rescuer, emergency medical

services person, or emergency facility person

of any

authorized act within the public official's,

firefighter's, rescuer's emergency medical

services

person's, or emergency facility person's official
capacity may constitute a 'pattern of

conduct.'"

Yep,,,once could certainly argue that jamming a repeater as Dogie did
constitutes the prevention, delay or obstruction of possible
emergencies.

"Physical harm" is defined as "any injury,

illness, or other physiological impairment,

regardless of its gravity or duration."

Yea,,this goes with the word "tangible" you can't comprehend.

"Mental distress" is defined as "any mental

illness or condition that involves some

temporary substantial incapacity or any mental
illness or condition that would normally

require psychiatric treatment, psychological

treatment, or other mental health services

whether or not any person requested or

received psychiatric treatment, psychological

treatment, or other mental health services."

Yet, Dogie received mandatory court ordered treatment for his mental
instability resulting in crimes against children and the state.

The law prohibits stalking or harassing

someone repeatedly through electronic

means, such

as by e-mail,

Cool,,,,I knew I saved all the threats he made for a reason.

web chat room, or message board.

Those too.

Posting false information on the Internet to

cause another person to stalk an individual is

.also illegal.

LOL,,,,y'all should be shaking in your fairie boots right about now with
such an overwhelming amount of evidence against Dogie.

(The Ohio Domestic Violence Benchbook - A

Practical Guide to Competence for Judges &

Magistrates,

Second

Edition, Family Violence Prevention Center,

Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services.)

Now,,if only you could cite a single source that claims "law" as a
definition of "tangible"...LMFAO!