Threatening Violence
Threatening Violence
In cases involving stalking or harassment, there is usually a pattern of repeated acts or several documented incidents. However, communicating a single threat of violence or harm against another person may be enough to result in a criminal charge in Oklahoma.
Threatening an Act of Violence vs. Assault
The charge of threatening violence should not be confused with assault, which usually involves an actual physical attempt to harm someone. For example, swinging a fist at someone or moving toward them in an aggressive manner may be considered assault.
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