Not only was a New Jersey teenager the victim of a planned attack outside a high school gym, the attacker also arranged to have it recorded and put on the Internet for her classmates to see, authorities say. As a result, authorities have charged two girls with harassment. Media experts worry that the charges against the girls for distributing images of the fight could be used to stem legitimate journalism, particularly as media organizations increasingly call for contributions from everyday citizens.
December 26, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Not only was a teenage girl the victim of a planned attack outside a high school gym, the attacker also arranged to have it recorded and put on the Internet for her classmates to see, authorities say.
As a result, authorities have charged two teenage girls with harassment. One was already facing an assault charge for allegedly starting the fight at South Brunswick [N.J.] High School.
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