The Georgia Court of Appeals has upheld a judge who pulled the plug on a warring couple's Facebook fights. Judge Christopher J. McFadden's (above) opinion gives new guidance to parties in the digital age: Courts can stop divorcing spouses from trashing each other online.
March 29, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The Georgia Court of Appeals has upheld a judge who pulled the plug on a warring couple’s Facebook fights.
A three-judge panel this week rejected arguments by the husband that a Monroe County Superior Court judge violated his free speech rights by prohibiting both spouses from communicating with each other via social media.
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