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Home Office circular 018/2012 A change to the Protection from Harassment Act 1997: introduction of two new specific offences of stalking

Exceeds Rs 15 lakhs during the relevant financial year – 60 days as mentioned in point (2) above will get substituted with 120 days. HTTP (SteamCache,277) - cache4-lax1.steamcontent.com (162.254.195.35:80 / 162.254.195.35:80, host: cache4-lax1.steamcontent.com): Closing connection Section 2 offence does not have a defence for the charge of harassment. Therefore, both section 2 and 2A will have to rely on section 1(3), which states that the prohibition on harassment does not apply to a course of conduct if the person who pursued it can demonstrate the matters set out in section 1(3)(a) or (b) or (c). For the purposes of section 4A, (b)(i) a person (A) ought to know that A’s course of conduct will cause another B to fear that violence will be used against the other person on any occasion if a reasonable person in possession of the same information would think the course of conduct would cause B so to fear on that occasion.Crime Recording Rules for frontline officers and staff' and 'Notifiable offences and notifiable reported incidents' have been updated.

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The Crime Recording Rules for frontline officers and staff have been updated with further guidance and clarification. There is a defence to stalking involving fear of violence or serious alarm or distress, as set out in section 4A(4), where it can be shown that the course of conduct was: The phrase ‘substantial adverse effect on the usual day-to-day activities’ is not defined in section 4A, and thus its construction will be a matter for the courts via judicial interpretation. However, the Home Office considers that evidence of a substantial adverse effect when caused by the stalker may include: The Home Office Counting Rules are currently under review and a summarised version of the rules will be posted as soon as they are finalised. The second arm of the offence prohibits a course of conduct which causes ‘serious alarm or distress’ which has a ‘substantial adverse effect on the day-to-day activities of the victim’. It is designed to recognize the serious impact that stalking may have on victims, even where an explicit fear of violence is not created by each incident of stalking behaviour.