Cyberstalking Legal Concerns Mississippi

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Cyberstalking in Mississippi can be a felony if it involves repeated, threatening, or harassing behavior. Expressing anger online may not constitute cyberstalking, but repeated harassment can be problematic. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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I’m going through anxiety that I may have done cyberstalking in the past. I was mad at someone online for emotionally abusing me and I sent them angry messages on mutliple accounts.
Hello Sean, I understand your concern.
In the U.S, cyberstalking falls under both federal and state laws. Here are some key points to consider:
- Under federal law, cyberstalking is a felony.
- Each state also has its laws. Could you specify which state you're in?
Remember, I'm providing general legal information. Please consult a lawyer for advice tailored to your situation.
Mississippi, but my situation…
Thank you for sharing, Sean. In Mississippi, cyberstalking can be considered a felony under certain circumstances. The law is specific about repeated, threatening, or harassing behavior. However, every case is unique and the severity depends on the details. Please consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.
I never threatened them irl or hacked them, but I may have harassed them by being upset about how they treated me.
Hello Sean, your situation is complex and needs careful legal analysis. In Mississippi, merely being upset and expressing it may not constitute cyberstalking. However, repeatedly harassing someone can be problematic. Consult a local attorney for advice.