14
ISSUE
5
1996
The
College
of
New
Caledonia
and
the
Safer
Campuses
Committee
present
an:
Can
stalking
be
prevented?
Can
it
be
predicted?
Misconceptions?
What
do
victims
say
about
it?
What
do
former
stalkers
say
about
it?
What
do
the
police
and
prosecutors
say
and
do?
This
seminar,
by
Interglobe
Investigation
Services,
is
designed
to
inform
as
to
the
recent
Criminal
Code
changes
prohibiting
CRIMINAL
HARASSMENT.
The
presentation
will
include:
guest
speakers
such
as
former
stalkers,
former
and
current
stalking
victims,
and
individuals
from
the
legal
profession.
As
well
as
providing
an
overview
of
the
stalking
phenomenon,
we
will
be
presenting
valuable
"tips"
and
"how
to's"
for
the
public
to
follow
in
everyday
situations
that
greatly
minimize
the
chances
of
being
a
random
victim.
Other
advice
will
be
given
on
how
to:
-
deal
with
Police
and
Legal
Advisors
should
you
feel
threatened
-
gain
proof
"evidence"
as
the
process
develops
and
-
make
the
necessary
legal
distinctions.
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Date:
Wednesday,
March
27,
1996
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Time:
7:00
to
10:00
pm
"
Location:
The
College
of
New
Caledonia,
Room
1-306
This
seminar
is
offered
free
of
charge
but
confidential
pre-registration
is
required
by
March
26,
1996.
Please
call
561-5801to
register,
or
for
further
information
call
561-5813.