Offence
Racially / religiously aggravated harassment without violence
How often this offence appears in the published court listings for England and Wales, which courts list it most and where to read the official sentencing guideline.
- Hearings listed
- 99
- Upcoming hearings
- 3
- Next listed date
- Mon, 26 October 2026
- Courts listing it
- 64
- Heard in
- Magistrates' Court (99)
- Sentencing guideline
- Harassment/ Stalking/ Racially or religiously aggravated harassment/stalking
- Official offence code
- CD98069
- The law
- Contrary to section 32(1)(a) and (3) of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 and section 2 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.
- Where it can be tried
- Magistrates' court or Crown Court
- Can lead to prison
- Yes
Courts that list it most
- Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court (5 hearings)
- Liverpool & Knowsley Magistrates' Court (4 hearings)
- Manchester Magistrates' Court (4 hearings)
- Bristol Magistrates' Court (3 hearings)
- Leeds District Magistrates' Court (3 hearings)
- Walsall Magistrates' Court (3 hearings)
- Basildon Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Birmingham Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Cannock Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Colchester Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Croydon Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Kings Lynn Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Kirklees (Huddersfield) Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Newcastle upon Tyne Crown Court and Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Nottingham Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
Related offences
- Racially / religiously aggravated intentional harassment / alarm / distress - words / writing
- Racially / religiously aggravated harassment / alarm / distress by words / writing / behaviour
- Racially / religiously aggravated fear / provocation of violence by words / writing / behaviour
- Racially / religiously aggravated harassment / alarm / distress by words / writing
- Harassment without violence
- Racially / religiously aggravated common assault / beating
- Racially / religiously aggravated assault occasioning actual bodily harm
- Racially / religiously aggravated criminal damage