Sentence examples for menacing communications from inspiring English sources

An aristocrat who wrote an online post offering £5,000 to anyone who ran over businesswoman Gina Miller has been found guilty of two charges of making menacing communications.

What has surprised some people is that it is only four days since another Twitter user, Paul Chambers, was cleared of sending a menacing communication, an offence under the Communications Act 2003.

Offence: Sending a "menacing electronic communication" under the 2003 Communications Act.

Friday's judgment said that no tweet that could reasonably be taken as a joke ought to be treated as menacing, but the Communications Act 2003 – which also criminalises "grossly offensive", "indecent" and "obscene" messaging – retains a chilling sweep.

You've got a week and a bit to get your shit together otherwise I'm blowing the airport sky high!!" A week later he was arrested by five police officers, questioned for eight hours, had his computers and phones seized and was subsequently charged and convicted of causing a menace under the Communications Act 2003.

You've got a week and a bit to get your shit together otherwise I'm blowing the airport sky high!!" A week later, he was arrested at work by five police officers, questioned for eight hours, had his computers and phones seized and was subsequently charged and convicted of causing a "menace" under the Communications Act 2003.

The case of Paul Chambers - whose conviction for sending a "menacing" message via a public communications network under the Communications Act 2003 has now been quashed by the high court - neatly illustrates this point.

British interest in Aden as a strategic base dates from Napoleon's conquest of Egypt, a conquest that was regarded as a menace to Britain's communications with India.

Menacing face met menacing face.

Last year, 2,000 people were prosecuted for sending electronic communications that were grossly offensive or menacing.

He was convicted of sending a "menacing message" over a public telecommunications network under the Communications Act of 2003.