Guthard v. Guthard

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• upholding convictions, including felony stalking, where defendant's only actual contact with victim was sending repeated e-mails
• upholding convictions, including felony stalking, where defendant’s only actual contact with victim was sending repeated e-mails
• single count of harassment plus additional acts that were not criminal in themselves supported conviction for stalking
• single count of harassment plus additional acts that were not criminal in themselves supported conviction for stalking
• testimony that victim “felt threatened” by e-mails sufficient to support finding that e-mails caused substantial emotional distress
• expert testimony not required to establish the reasonable person standard for emotional distress

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).