IL SB3411

Expands the definition of stalking behavior to explicitly include unwanted messages via social media in addition to emails and text messages.

Broadens the scope of "course of conduct" in stalking cases to include threats and contact directed at a person's workplace, school, or place of worship, not just the individual.

Adds three new categories of petitioners eligible to file for stalking no contact orders: authorized agents of workplaces, authorized agents of places of worship, and authorized agents of schools.

Clarifies that stalking includes conduct that would cause a reasonable person to fear for the safety of a workplace, school, or place of worship, extending protection beyond individual victims.