Woman with Restraining Order Found Guilty of Stalking for "Liking" X Post
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[Yomiuri Shimbun] A 33-year-old woman, who was charged with violating the Stalker Regulation Law for repeatedly liking posts by her ex-boyfriend X (formerly on Twitter) after receiving a restraining order under the same law, was sentenced on the 10th by the Tokyo District Court (Judge Yoshihiro Hayashi) to six months in custody with probation.
The Tokyo District Court sentenced Serina Saito, a 33-year-old, to six months ' imprisonment for stalking, after placing likes at the post of former social media partner X. The Japanese court sentenced the girl to three years ' probation. The prosecution requested six months ' real imprisonment, written by Kyodo News. Judge Yoshihiro Hayashi noted that just a week before the social media incident, the defendant had already been fi…
Woman with restraining order found guilty of stalking for "liking" X post
A 33-year-old woman who had been issued with a restraining order was found guilty on Tuesday of stalking a former partner after "liking" multiple times a post he had placed on his X account.
Japanese people “at risk of extinction” are looking for new residents in PeruA Japanese court sentenced a 33-year-old woman on Tuesday for harassment, who, despite having a restraining order, gave 14 “likes” to a post by her former partner on social network X (formerly Twitter).The Tokyo District Court imposed six months in prison, but suspended the execution of the sentence for three years. Justice Yoshihiro Hayashi considered that it was a “pe…
The 33-year-old woman received a suspended sentence and the court found that there was "a persistent and malicious crime that instilled fear in the victim and that she cannot avoid a severe sentence."
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