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Att. Gen. v Bardwell [1996] JLR_Note 16a (24 April 1996)

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Stalking can constitute grave and criminal assault if it causes the victim to fear for their safety under Jersey law.

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Attorney General

Applicant

Bardwell

Respondent

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  1. Posture

    Criminal / Judgment

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Applicant
The Attorney General argued that the respondent's conduct amounted to grave and criminal assault, specifically by way of stalking.
Respondent
The respondent argued that the conduct did not meet the threshold for grave and criminal assault and that stalking should not be classified as such.

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    Jersey criminal law

    Grave and criminal assault includes conduct that causes fear of violence or harm, including stalking.

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Stalking can constitute grave and criminal assault if it causes the victim to fear for their safety under Jersey law.

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judgment for applicant

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