The Criminalisation of Stalking: Constructing the Problem and Evaluati

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter 1|9 pages

WHAT IS STALKING?

chapter 1|10 pages

2 DEFINITIONAL DIFFICULTIES

chapter 1|8 pages

2.2 The Australian approach to definition

chapter 1|6 pages

3.1 Fictional accounts of stalking

chapter 1|1 pages

4 CONCLUSION

chapter 2|10 pages

THE CHARACTERISTICS OF STALKING

chapter 2|14 pages

1.2 Unwanted conduct

chapter 2|24 pages

3 THE MOTIVATION OF THE STALKER

chapter 3|8 pages

THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF STALKING

chapter 3|7 pages

3 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF STALKING

chapter 3|11 pages

4 THE INFLUENCE OF AMERICAN EXPERIENCES

chapter 3|10 pages

6 THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF STALKING IN ENGLAND

chapter 4|7 pages

REMEDIES PRIOR TO THE PROTECTION FROM HARASSMENT ACT 1997

chapter 4|32 pages

2 THREATENING BEHAVIOUR

chapter 4|15 pages

5.3 Domestic violence legislation

chapter 5|44 pages

JUDICIAL EXPANSION OF THE LAW

chapter 6|1 pages

THE PROTECTION FROM HARASSMENT ACT 1997

chapter 6|1 pages

2 THE PROHIBITION OF HARASSMENT

chapter 6|22 pages

2.1 Course of conduct

chapter 6|12 pages

3 CAUSING FEAR OF VIOLENCE

chapter 7|12 pages

AN EVALUATION OF THE LEGAL RESPONSE TO STALKING

chapter 7|21 pages

5 THE EFFICACY OF THE PROTECTION FROM HARASSMENT ACT 1997

chapter 7|3 pages

7.4 Greater consideration of the needs of the victim