the short answer is no.

if the person receiving the e-mails thinks it is stalking or harassment, yes.

Well, it depends.

If a stalking case can be proven, then yes. But, with email, all they need to do is add you to their block or spam list and the email will not go through…

*edit to your edit.

Stalking is the repeated and unwanted contact with some one. Such as calling someone on their cell or house say 35 times a day… Showing up at their work often… following them all the time, and yes… any form of written or electronic communication that is unwanted and previously rejected.

You do not need to threaten someone to stalk them. Just repeated unwanted contact or attempt to contact them is stalking them.

well if your e-mailing bad threats like that ex-hubby of my sister Noel V.Seballos Damn Proud Illegal alien and con-man member of INC Iglesia ni Cristo in North Hollywood well i need to tie you in the body of the space shuttle send you to mars the red hot hell

Restraining orders can be written to cover communications of any kind.

However, a judge may not issue one for email since it is much simpler to block emails from a source, via the recipient’s ISP.

I keep getting a TON of jokes from my uncle-you know..one of those people that FW’s EVERYTHING. So I simply id’d him as “Spam” and now everything goes into the spam or junk mail.