Sentence examples for causing harassment from inspiring English sources

The officer said he warned her against causing harassment.

"Deliberately causing harassment, alarm or distress is against everything they stand for," said Francis FitzGibbon, defending.

She was also banned from causing harassment, alarm or distress anywhere in England and Wales for two years.

He is charged with behaviour causing harassment, alarm or distress in a public place under Section 5 of the Public Order Act, Scotland Yard said.

"I was crying and bleeding, I couldn't properly breathe".. Two weeks ago she was convicted of causing "harassment, alarm and distress" and fined more than a month's wages.

When Margaret Thatcher introduced the Public Order Act in 1986, it was not explained that criminalising words or behaviour causing "harassment, alarm or distress" would be used against groups ranging from gay rights activists to Christian street preachers.

In such cases the victim may hold the power but the harasser exercises a contra-power and may cause harassment in spite of the apparent formal power imbalance.

Who decides what is "likely to" be caused harassment, alarm or distress?

In order to prove its merit, the prosecution would have to show that Gonshaw had caused "harassment, alarm or distress".

The student is accused of using words and behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to Wen or others.

He said Gill-Webb's actions were "rational and wrong" and intended to cause harassment, alarm and distress.