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Stalkers plunge their victim into a world of fear and terror by repeatedly following and attempting to contact their victim despite pleas to stay away. In this recently - published article, the author examines the four psychological profiles of those who stalk, then considers the principal social, cultural and political forces that prompted legislators in Canada, the United States and England to move swiftly in the development of aggressive anti-stalking legislation. |
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Bruce A. MacFarlane, Q.C. Deputy Minister of Justice Deputy Attorney General for the Province of Manitoba October 1995
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[Originally published in 31 UBC Law Review 37 (1997)] |
