Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have become central to everyday life for millions of people, but statements made via social media could have an impact on or even derail a court case. Here are seven times that social media posts found their way into the courtroom in 2015.
December 22, 2015 at 12:24 AM
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Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have become central to everyday life for millions of people, but statements made via social media could have an impact on or even derail a court case.
Here are seven times that social media posts found their way into the courtroom in 2015.
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