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[Lewis]

N.Y. woman faces jail for calling former in-law 'stupid' in Facebook post

A US woman is facing a one-year prison sentence for violating a protection order by tagging victims in a Facebook post and making derogatory comments about them.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/techn...ook-post/ar-BBonBKy?li=BBnb7Kz&OCID=CALHeader

 

[dianegcook]

N.Y. woman faces jail for calling former in-law 'stupid' in Facebook post

A US woman is facing a one-year prison sentence for violating a protection order by tagging victims in a Facebook post and making derogatory comments about them.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/techn...ook-post/ar-BBonBKy?li=BBnb7Kz&OCID=CALHeader

Hmmm,
I wonder how many of us, do it on here, lol.
Rollo going to jail....

 

[Lewis]

Hmmm,
I wonder how many of us, do it on here, lol.
Rollo going to jail....

Goodbye Rollo

 

[reba]

 

[Deborah13]

for violating a protection order by tagging victims in a Facebook post

my 2 cents.....
By tagging the people she was not suppose to be communicating with, because there was a restraining order, she broke the law. It is as if she were speaking about them in front of them face to face. A restraining, protection, order specifically says that one cannot communicate, even in writing, with the people under the protection of the order.
If she hadn't tagged them it would have been different.
I hope she gets zapped at least a little. It is not OK to use social media sites to break the law.

 

[Lewis]

my 2 cents.....
By tagging the people she was not suppose to be communicating with, because there was a restraining order, she broke the law. It is as if she were speaking about them in front of them face to face. A restraining, protection, order specifically says that one cannot communicate, even in writing, with the people under the protection of the order.
If she hadn't tagged them it would have been different.
I hope she gets zapped at least a little. It is not OK to use social media sites to break the law.

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