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I'll say hot take here, but I'm not sure this is the right solution, or at least it should be decided on a case by case basis and depends on how unsafe it is. They should be removed from society for a time absolutely, but not prison.
Stalking is a mental health issue, a fascination and obsession. I think it warrants being put into a mental health institution for rehabilitation. Prison isn't going to help, it just removes the problem, but rehabilitation might
TLDR; Does that mean they can throw Zuckerberg in jail?
But now he's cool and chill, with his new hairstyle and his sudden burst of humanity.
He's probably not the only CEO who needs an acting coach to teach him how to blink.
Nah best i can do is "Make journalism illegal"
Hey, they're catching up!