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A Deaf woman has been harassed and defamed by a Deaf man who had feelings for her but she did not reciprocate. He has broken off their friendship, sent derogatory messages, threatened her, and signed her up for events under her name with defamatory remarks. The police and local courthouse have said they can't help unless he physically harms her. What legal actions can she take to protect herself and her reputation?

February 15th, 2023

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