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Vermont Stalking Laws
More Information on Stalking Laws
| Code Section | Tit. 13 ยง1061, et seq. |
| Stalking Defined as | Intentionally follows, lies in wait, or harasses and causes fear without legitimate purpose. Aggravated stalking: intentionally stalks and (1) such conduct violates court order, or (2) previous conviction of stalking or aggravated stalking, or (3) convicted of offense an element of which involves an act of violence against same person, or (4) victim under 16. |
| Punishment/Classification | Stalking: imprisoned no more than 2 years and/or maximum fine $5,000. Aggravated stalking punishable by maximum prison term of 5 years and/or maximum fine of $25,000 |
| Penalty for Repeat Offense | See aggravated stalking |
| Arrest or Restraining Order Specifically Authorized by Statute? | - |
| Constitutionally Protected Activities Exempted? | Constitutionally protected activity not included within the meaning of "course of conduct" |
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