Doxxing Legal Consequences Nevada

Summary

Doxxing generally involves publicly revealing private information without consent. In Nevada, it can fall under NRS 205.4735 for unlawful acts regarding personal identifying information and NRS 200.737 for stalking. The interpretation and enforcement of these laws can vary, so consulting a local attorney is recommended for specific advice.

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Nevada / Texas
The laws vary:
- In Nevada, NRS *.* prohibits the disclosure of personal identifying information to cause harm or for unlawful purposes.
- In Texas, Penal Code Section *.* prohibits the use of another person's name to create webpages or post messages without obtaining the person's consent.
Please consult a lawyer for advice.
So like phone numbers even if you found it in a phone book
Even if you found a phone number in a phone book, using it to harass, intimidate, or cause harm could be illegal. It's essential to respect privacy. For more accurate advice, consult a lawyer in your area.
But could you fight this in the court of law of a child did it
If a child engages in doxxing, it can still lead to legal consequences. However, the severity of consequences can vary based on the child's age and the jurisdiction. It's advised to consult with a local attorney for clarity.
14 year old child did it because and can you give me more specific laws for like posting someones public account like specifically the username name
In Nevada, under NRS *.* and *.*, it can be a crime if the child posts personal information with intent to harm. In Texas, under Penal Code *.*, it can be illegal to use another's name or persona online without consent. Consult a local attorney for guidance.
Can I give you an example of doxxing but it has bad words and stuff in it
I understand you want to provide an example, but please refrain from using bad language. Can you describe the situation without offensive words? Providing a clear context can help in offering more specific legal information.
Fat hoes tiktok: jordan.e.t_926 Tiktok: repulse_god Description: Emo fucker Has Long hair YT: https://www.youtube.com/@princeofplagues-?fbclid=PAAabUo69mzin_TiJ80yfw5z3S2NQJWh5ltcmNcv9O1ni49UkTnRuFzII4nsg His friends insta?: Super_cory2 Instagram: fuziondogfrenzy Discord:fuziondogfrenzy DiscordID:* Name (emo): Seàn James McAllister Phone: (*) *-* Location: somewhere in Nevada Reason for dox/her reason: he's fucking retarded Quote “He called me mommy and begged for stuff” And he rarely showers Also bro is “suicidal” he forced her to leave someone for him saying he was gonna kill himself etc and proceeds to date some fat ass hoe bro really lost out Quote “He also is a suicidal prick Every time I get upset at him He says he’s gonna kill gimself”
Laws in Nevada and Texas
In Texas and Nevada, doxxing may fall under:
- Invasion of Privacy laws: Unlawful use of someone's personal information.
- Harassment laws: If personal information is used to harass or intimidate.
Please consult a local attorney for detailed advice in these jurisdictions.
Specifically for Nevada
In Nevada, doxxing could fall under:
- NRS *.*: Unlawful acts concerning computers and information services, if personal info is shared with intent to harm.
- NRS *.*: Stalking, if the doxxing leads to harassment.
Consult a local attorney for detailed advice.
So laws in Nevada for doxxing
In Nevada, doxxing could potentially fall under:
*. NRS *.*: Unlawful acts regarding personal identifying information.
*. NRS *.*: Stalking.
But the interpretation and enforcement may vary, so it's best to consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
There's this guy that goes on top privity property and drives his car and dose burnouts and stuff and tell my friends family to kill themselves but they can't do anything because he's a snitch for the cops he'll sell drugs to people outside gas stations and the cops will be outside it and they'll get them bcz he deals drugs but they cops say there's no proof of him being on the property
I'm sorry to hear about this situation. To properly guide you, could you let me know your location? Also, have you or your friend's family tried obtaining evidence such as video recordings of these activities?
Well id imagine the tire marks on the grass are evidence but no because he dose it randomly
I'm sorry to hear about this. In many jurisdictions, harassment and trespassing are illegal.
- Document incidents (photos, videos)
- Report to local authorities
- Consider restraining order
Let me know where you're based to provide more specific advice.