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Malicious Communications Act 1988 (1988 c 27)

This Act addresses offences related to sending letters and other articles with the intention of causing distress or anxiety. Key elements include the prohibition of sending indecent, offensive, or threatening messages. It seeks to reduce harassment and improve protections for individuals against malicious communications. The Act has been developed to keep pace with technological advances and the increasing use of digital communication, extending its relevance to cover electronic communications like emails and social media messages, ensuring comprehensive protection under modern circumstances.

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Malicious Communications Act 1988 (1988 c 27)

This Act addresses offences related to sending letters and other articles with the intention of causing distress or anxiety. Key elements include the prohibition of sending indecent, offensive, or threatening messages. It seeks to reduce harassment and improve protections for individuals against malicious communications. The Act has been developed to keep pace with technological advances and the increasing use of digital communication, extending its relevance to cover electronic communications like emails and social media messages, ensuring comprehensive protection under modern circumstances.

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Malicious Communications Act 1988 (1988 c 27)

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