10-08-2019, 06:41 PM
(10-08-2019, 04:22 PM)fredtoast Wrote: It is addressed right there in the law.
If it is done with "malicious intent to frighten, intimidate or cause emotional distress" it is harassment.
And simply "stating something to a single person" does not fit the definition either.
Just read the law.
Maryland passed a law after a girl killed herself after being bullied online. Previously the law only covered the bully directly contacting the victim. Now it includes them bullying the victim to a mass audience, as is seen in this case.
Maybe it's my profession, but seeing kids targeted through social media as a way to hurt them really gets under my skin.
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