Adults who use the Internet to harass children could be charged with a felony if Missouri lawmakers agree with a proposal made Jan. 8 by a state panel formed after a taunted teenager's suicide. Gov. Matt Blunt's task force on Internet harassment met for the final time, putting the finishing touches on a plan that will be submitted to the governor. Committee members did not say when a final draft would be ready.
January 10, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Adults who use the Internet to harass children could be charged with a felony if Missouri lawmakers agree with a proposal made Jan. 8 by a state panel formed after a taunted teenager’s suicide.
Gov. Matt Blunt’s task force on Internet harassment met for the final time, putting the finishing touches on a plan that will be submitted to the governor. Committee members did not say when a final draft would be ready.
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