Court Evidence For Harassment

Summary

In Kentucky, social media posts can be used as evidence in harassment cases, even if they dont explicitly name you. To strengthen your case, document all interactions thoroughly, including posts, comments, and any patterns of behavior. Evidence such as fake accounts, derogatory comments, and false allegations can be presented in court. Providing medical records can help refute false claims. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized advice on presenting evidence effectively.

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The defendant has made shading harassment posts towards me and my wife, since we’ve been together, including ones that have said our name could I use the post that did not specify or name, but or shading us in court
In Kentucky, you can use social media posts as evidence in court, even if they don't explicitly name you. However, you must demonstrate that the posts are directed at you and your wife and that they constitute harassment.
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How would I specify a fake account she messaged me from with a fake name
To specify a fake account used for messaging, you can:
- Screenshot the messages and note the account details.
- Provide evidence showing the account's connection to the defendant (e.g., style, language, mutual contacts).
- Present any patterns of behavior linking the fake account to the defendant.
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Should I use evidence of her liking every post that I’m tagged in?
Yes, you can use evidence of her liking every post you're tagged in. It can help demonstrate a pattern of behavior or ongoing interest relevant to your case. Ensure you document these interactions thoroughly.
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Should I show evidence of a post she shared, claiming we have herpes, but not mentioning our name, but posted it to shade us, and in the comments, told people to message, negative things on her exes page
Yes, you should show evidence of the post she shared, even if it doesn't mention your name, as it may demonstrate her intent to harass you. Additionally, the comments encouraging negative messages can further support your claim.
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Would I also need to provide evidence of my doctor papers
If the claim involves false allegations about a medical condition, providing your doctor papers can be helpful to demonstrate the falsity of those claims. This can strengthen your case by showing that the accusations are untrue and were made to harass or defame you.
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Should I show evidence of defendant making a post the next day targeted at the post we made the previous day
Yes, you should show evidence of the defendant making a post the next day targeted at your post. This can help demonstrate a pattern of behavior and intent to harass. Ensure you document the dates and content of both posts thoroughly.
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Should I provide evidence of her following a old account of mine from * on an account she made in *
Yes, you should provide evidence of her following an old account of yours from * with an account she made in *. This can help demonstrate her ongoing interest and potential pattern of behavior relevant to your case.
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Should I show them a screenshot of her putting my initials in her social media account bio because to cause distress
Yes, you should show them a screenshot of her putting your initials in her social media account bio. This can help demonstrate intent to cause distress and support your harassment claim.
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What about her commenting on a post her sister made about who was your soulmate and her putting PSA not Frankie which is the name of my husband and she put he’s in a relationship with an insecure a little girl that runs her mouth but can’t find your baby beautiful too though and she has been blocked so I don’t know how she would see what my kid looks like
Yes, you should include evidence of her commenting on the post about your husband and making derogatory remarks. This can further demonstrate her intent to harass and cause distress. Document the post, comments, and any relevant context thoroughly.
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