Summary
Contacting someone without permission is generally legal in Kentucky unless it involves harassment, theft, or bullying. Persistent unwanted contact can be considered harassment. Using information for theft or engaging in bullying is illegal. For specific concerns, consulting a local attorney is recommended.Full Conversation
James
Hi James! How can I assist you with your legal issue today? Please provide some details so I can give you the best information possible.
I live in louisville ky
Hi James! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
Could you please provide more details about the legal matter you are dealing with?
Is it illegal to look up someone's personal contact info online and immediately contact them without permission?
Hi James! Generally, it's not illegal to look up someone's personal contact information online and contact them. However, in Kentucky, harassment laws may apply if the contact is unwanted or persistent.
- Unwanted contact can be considered harassment.
- Electronic harassment is a misdemeanor in Kentucky.
For specific concerns, consulting a local attorney is recommended.
Even without permission?
Hi James! Yes, even without permission, if your contact is unwanted or persistent, it can be considered harassment in Kentucky. For more detailed advice, it's best to consult a local attorney. Are there any other details or questions you have about this issue?
So it's legal without permission
Hi James! It's legal to look up someone's personal contact info online and contact them without permission, provided the contact isn't persistent or unwanted. However, if the person finds it harassing, it can be considered illegal. Do you have any specific concerns about your situation?
Always unless if I use it for theft, exposure or bullying?
Hi James! Contacting someone without permission is generally legal, but if the contact involves theft, exposure, or bullying, it becomes illegal. Here are key points in Kentucky:
- **Harassment**: Persistent or unwanted contact can be considered harassment.
- **Theft**: Using information for theft is illegal.
- **Bullying**: Electronic bullying or cyberbullying is illegal.
Do you have any more specific details or questions about this?