What is the penalty if convicted of interstate stalking in the state of pennsylvania?

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   James ReganPro

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   Answered August 28, 2012 09:55. You should go to the local police department with the evidence of harassment. The authorities will prosecute hime wherever the penalties are harsher.

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   Daniel Deasy

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   Answered August 29, 2012 05:15. Check with a local criminal defesne attorney know know of the penalties -- but you ought to call the police to reeport the conduct!

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   Michael CernyarPro

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   Answered August 29, 2012 13:09. Local law enforcment should be contacted. If they refuse then speak to the FBI. Statutes vary from state to state. If the perpetrator is doing what you say he is doing, then he is likely violating Pennsylvania state law, North Carolina state law, and federal law. Look at my website to view the laws he may be possibly violating. www.digitalesq.com

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