These days, we don't look too often: we felt a little bit like stalkers.
"It's an act of sexual violation, and it deserves the same social and legal punishment as meted out to stalkers and other sexual predators".
The shadow of Macaulay Culkin rests uneasily and the showbiz parent attracts bad press in a town where embarrassing mothers hog borrowed spotlight and spew inanities at the gawpers and stalkers.
Some stalkers threaten extreme violence, which a smaller number carry out.
The FTAC was set up by the police and NHS in 2006, to assess the risk posed by stalkers who harass the royal family and politicians.
If Rover fails, BMW is likely to be swallowed by one of its perennial stalkers, such as Volkswagen or Fiat.The experience of Ford after it bought another British marque, Jaguar, should have taught BMW that it takes time (up to ten years in that case) to sort out the acquired company.
Valerie Caproni, General Counsel for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, complained to the House Judiciary Committee in February that her agency lacked powers to gather evidence on stalkers using peer-to-peer and social networks.No wonder, then, that victims have little confidence in the criminal-justice system to protect them.
Mr Afzal is also seeking greater use of voluntary disclosure of information about suspected stalkers by agreement with mobile-phone companies and ISPs.
The film follows art stalkers yearning to acquire a maharajah's hidden collection of miniatures.
The gamekeeper curses as the stag races off.That deer, on an estate in Perthshire, was fortunate, for every year tens of thousands of stags are despatched by amateur stalkers.
To protect crops and woodland, and to reduce the risk of car accidents caused by road-hopping deer, the government wants more stalkers.
