Curry College Student Facing Stalking Allegations? Protect Your Future – Call an Experienced Defense Attorney Today
Being accused of stalking as a student at Curry College can lead to serious criminal charges and disciplinary action. Even unintentional actions, like repeated communication or unwanted presence, may result in felony charges, expulsion, and lasting damage to your record. At Marin, Barrett, and Murphy, we defend Curry students in Quincy District Court and guide them through the college's disciplinary process to minimize harm to their academic and professional future.
📞 Call (857) 229-2442 for a free, confidential consultation with a skilled student defense attorney.
What Is Stalking Under Massachusetts Law?
In Massachusetts, stalking is defined under M.G.L. c. 265 § 43 as:
🔹 A willful and malicious pattern of conduct directed at a specific person, causing serious alarm or annoyance and substantial emotional distress to a reasonable person.
Examples include:
📱 Repeated texting or calling after being asked to stop
🚶 Following someone to classes or campus events
🌐 Monitoring or tracking online activity
🤝 Using mutual friends to contact someone indirectly
Common Stalking Scenarios at Curry College
Stalking allegations often arise in student contexts like:
💔 Post-breakup texting, showing up, or following
📲 Social media monitoring escalating to DM harassment
🎁 Unwanted gifts, notes, or campus encounters after romantic rejection
📍 Unauthorized use of location-sharing or “Find My” apps
These situations can trigger both criminal charges and Curry's disciplinary actions.
Legal Penalties for Stalking in Massachusetts
Stalking is a felony with severe consequences:
⛓️ Up to 5 years in state prison
🚫 Restraining or harassment prevention orders
🧠 Probation, counseling, or mandated treatment
🚷 No-contact orders as bail or probation conditions
🗃️ Permanent CORI record
Cases are handled at:
Quincy District Court
📍 1 Dennis Ryan Parkway, Quincy, MA 02169
Curry College Code of Conduct Violations
Curry's Code of Conduct prohibits:
🔹 Harassment and intimidation
🔹 Repeated, unwanted contact
🔹 Creating an environment of fear or distress
Disciplinary outcomes may include:
📤 Interim suspension or campus bans
🛏️ Loss of housing or leadership roles
📋 No-contact directives
🏫 Expulsion or transcript notation
Curry may impose sanctions even without a criminal conviction.
FAQs – Stalking Allegations at Curry College
Does digital or social media contact count as stalking?
Yes. Texts, DMs, tagging, or monitoring posts without consent can constitute stalking.
Do I need to make threats to be charged?
No. Stalking only requires a pattern of contact causing fear or distress, not explicit threats.
Can I defend myself if it was a misunderstanding?
Yes. We help clarify intent, especially in complex emotional or dating situations.
Defense Strategies for Curry Students
We protect your future by:
📑 Presenting evidence of no harmful intent
🤝 Demonstrating mutual or welcome contact
⚖️ Challenging vague or subjective claims
🔄 Negotiating dismissal, counseling, or pretrial diversion
🎓 Guiding you through Curry's Conduct Board hearings
Why Curry Students Choose Marin, Barrett, and Murphy
🎯 Sensitive, non-judgmental approach to emotional cases
🔍 Expertise in Quincy District Court and Curry's disciplinary process
📈 Proven success in reducing charges and preventing expulsion
🧠 Familiarity with mental health evaluations and Title IX implications
Contact Us for a Free, Confidential Consultation
Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm
📍 572 Washington Street, Suite 21, Wellesley, MA 02482
📞 (857) 229-2442
Available 24/7 for urgent student cases. If you're facing stalking allegations at Curry College, don't wait—call now for strategic legal support.
🚨 URGENT: Accused of stalking at Curry? Call now for a free consultation.
