**Hawaii Court Hands Down Unprecedented Ruling Against Harassing Ex-Landlord** In a surprising decision, the Hawaii intermediate appellate court has ruled in favor of a former tenant who was subjected to a barrage of unwanted text messages from her ex-landlord. The court's order, known as a "stop-talking-to-me" order, marks a significant shift in the way Hawaii courts address harassment and stalking in the digital age. The case, Gonda v. Duering, centers around a dispute between a tenant and her landlord, with the tenant claiming that the landlord's persistent text messages about COVID-19 vaccines and other topics were a form of harassment. The court's ruling is expected to have far-reaching implications for victims of online harassment and stalking in the state of Hawaii.
From Gonda v. Duering, decided Friday by the Hawaii intermediate appellate court (Justices Katherine G. Leonard, Keith K. Hiraoka, and… The post Stop-Talking-to-Me Order Against Ex-Landlord Who Kept Texting Ex-Tenant About COVID Vaccines appeared first on Reason.com.
