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Victims of Online Crimes Are Finally Getting Justice—as Long as They’re Rich and Famous

on October 10, 2014

"Ordinary people have “a really difficult time getting law enforcement’s attention” in cases of online stalking, threats, and revenge porn, says Danielle Citron, University of Maryland law professor and the author of Hate Crimes in Cyberspace. “Police misunderstand the law and the technology,” she says."

Date Published:10/10/2014
Original Publication:Slate

Published in: Press , hate speech , Privacy