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Legal definition and elements of harassment in Washington state
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10318/legal-definition-and-elements-of-harassment-in-washington-state
The legal definition of harassment in Washington state involves a pattern or a single act of intentional behavior that seriously alarms, annoys, harasses, or harms a person without serving a legitimate or lawful purpose, and that causes substantial emotional distress to the victim. Key Elements of H...
Legal remedies for neighbor disputes including nuisance claims and injunctions in Washington
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10321/legal-remedies-for-neighbor-disputes-including-nuisance-claims-and-injunctions-in-washington
In Washington, legal remedies for neighbor disputes involving nuisance claims and injunctions are available but subject to specific requirements and limitations. Nuisance Definition and Claims: A nuisance in Washington is conduct or conditions that harm others' use or enjoyment of their property or...
Civil anti-harassment orders and restraining orders in Washington state
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10323/civil-anti-harassment-orders-and-restraining-orders-in-washington-state
are legal tools designed to protect individuals from harassment, threats, or abuse. Here is a neutral summary of how these orders work: Types of Protection Orders Civil Anti-Harassment Orders: These are intended for situations where someone is being harassed, stalked, or threatened by another pers...
Washington state laws on assault and battery involving physical contact
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10319/washington-state-laws-on-assault-and-battery-involving-physical-contact
In Washington State, assault is broadly defined as any unwanted physical contact that a "reasonable" person would find harmful or offensive. Importantly, the contact does not need to cause injury or leave a mark; it only needs to be considered offensive or harmful by a reasonable person. Unlike many...
Oregon law on unauthorized use of a vehicle (ORS 164.135) and its application to minors
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10060/oregon-law-on-unauthorized-use-of-a-vehicle-ors-164135-and-its-application-to-minors
Oregon law on unauthorized use of a vehicle (ORS 164.135) defines the offense as knowingly taking, operating, exercising control over, riding in, or otherwise using another person's vehicle, boat, or aircraft without the owner's consent. This statute covers "joy-riding" type offenses where there is...
Washington state laws on animal control and liability for dog behavior near neighbors
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10325/washington-state-laws-on-animal-control-and-liability-for-dog-behavior-near-neighbors
Washington state law holds dog owners strictly liable for their dog's behavior, including attacks or bites on people or other domestic animals, regardless of whether the owner knew the dog was dangerous. This means if a dog bites or attacks someone on public or private property, the owner is respons...
Police discretion and enforcement policies regarding unauthorized vehicle use by juveniles in Oregon
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10062/police-discretion-and-enforcement-policies-regarding-unauthorized-vehicle-use-by-juveniles-in-oregon
are shaped by a combination of state law, local ordinances, and departmental guidelines. Below is a summary of the relevant legal and policy landscape: Legal Framework Juvenile Delinquency and Law Enforcement Contact: Oregon law, specifically ORS 419A.267, governs how law enforcement handles conta...
Juvenile justice system handling of vehicle-related offenses in Oregon
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10067/juvenile-justice-system-handling-of-vehicle-related-offenses-in-oregon
The juvenile justice system in Oregon handles vehicle-related offenses with specific statutory provisions and judicial orders that distinguish between younger and older juveniles and between types of offenses. Key points about handling vehicle-related offenses in Oregon's juvenile system: Jurisdic...
Definition and legal elements of extortion under Washington DC law
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10001/definition-and-legal-elements-of-extortion-under-washington-dc-law
Under Washington, D.C. law, extortion is defined primarily under D.C. Code § 22–3251. The legal elements of extortion include: A person obtains or attempts to obtain the property of another with that person's consent; The consent is induced by wrongful use of actual or threatened force or violence,...
Procedures for reporting and investigating unauthorized use of vehicles by minors in Oregon
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10073/procedures-for-reporting-and-investigating-unauthorized-use-of-vehicles-by-minors-in-oregon
In Oregon, the procedures for reporting and investigating the unauthorized use of vehicles by minors involve several steps primarily coordinated through law enforcement and the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV): Reporting the Incident: If a vehicle is used without authorization, such as by a mino...
Civil remedies versus criminal prosecution for unauthorized vehicle use in Oregon
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10069/civil-remedies-versus-criminal-prosecution-for-unauthorized-vehicle-use-in-oregon
In Oregon, unauthorized use of a vehicle (often called joyriding) is primarily treated as a criminal offense, specifically a Class C felony. This crime occurs when a person operates or exercises control over a vehicle without the consent of the person who has superior right to possession, including...
How Oregon law defines consent in cases of vehicle use by family members
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10068/how-oregon-law-defines-consent-in-cases-of-vehicle-use-by-family-members
Oregon law does not provide a specific statutory definition of consent in cases of vehicle use by family members but the concept is addressed under the family purpose doctrine as interpreted by Oregon courts. Key points about consent and vehicle use by family members in Oregon include: The family...
Oregon statutes and local ordinances related to minors and motor vehicle operation
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10071/oregon-statutes-and-local-ordinances-related-to-minors-and-motor-vehicle-operation
include several key provisions addressing safety, licensing, and restrictions: Carrying Minors on External Parts of Vehicles: It is illegal to carry a person under 18 years of age on the hood, fender, running board, or any external part of a motor vehicle on a highway. The open bed of a motor veh...
California's Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act (Penal Code 502)
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10301/californias-comprehensive-computer-data-access-and-fraud-act-penal-code-502
California’s Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act, codified as Penal Code § 502, is a broad statute designed to protect individuals, businesses, and government agencies from unauthorized access, tampering, interference, or damage to computer data and systems. Key Provisions Scope of Pr...
Impact of vehicle damage occurring on private property versus public roadways in Oregon law enforcement
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10066/impact-of-vehicle-damage-occurring-on-private-property-versus-public-roadways-in-oregon-law-enforcement
The impact of vehicle damage occurring on private property versus public roadways in Oregon law enforcement primarily affects reporting requirements, police involvement, and insurance claims. Reporting and Police Jurisdiction On Private Property: Oregon law (ORS 811.700) requires drivers involved...
Penalties and consequences for unauthorized use of a vehicle under Oregon law
https://legiswiki.com/en/p/10063/penalties-and-consequences-for-unauthorized-use-of-a-vehicle-under-oregon-law
Under Oregon law, unauthorized use of a vehicle—often referred to as "joyriding"—is a criminal offense distinct from motor vehicle theft. The penalties and consequences vary depending on the nature and value of the vehicle and the intent of the offender: Unauthorized Use Without Intent to Steal: F...