Hennessey v. State

How courts have described this case

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• although defendant’s comments were not threatening, his actions authorized jury’s finding that his actions placed victim in fear for her safety
• evidence authorized jury’s verdict for stalking where defendant’s comments were not overtly threatening but his actions were “persistent, disturbing. . . and [he refused] to leave the victim alone”

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