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Displaying 31 - 35 of 35 for keyword(s) "malicious communications"

  1. Prison-related Offences

    … or receiving images, sounds or information by electronic communications. This includes not only a mobile phone but … or receiving images, sounds or information by electronic communications. This includes not only a mobile phone but …

  2. The law in action: how prosecutors apply centuries of legislation to contemporary crime

    … bar for the first time – should I be prosecuted? The Communications Act 2003 criminalises sending a grossly … happen in a range of scenarios – from the deliberate, the malicious and the persistent – to the ill-thought-out message … happen in a range of scenarios – from the deliberate, the malicious and the persistent – to the ill-thought-out message …

  3. Sexual offences

    … consent Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 : (s33-35) MaliciousCommunications Act 1988: (s1) Communications Act 2003: (s127) Sexual communications with a …

  4. Child Abuse (non-sexual)

    … third party evidence to suggest that the complainant has malicious intent to make a false allegation. However, … obtained from family and friends, from digital media and communications data and via European Investigation Orders … third party evidence to suggest that the complainant has malicious intent to make a false allegation. However, …

  5. Sentencing - Ancillary Orders

    … offences,  criminal damage, public order act offences and maliciouscommunications. This order only applies to convictions on or … offences,  criminal damage, public order act offences and maliciouscommunications. This order only applies to …

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