CPS to prosecute 'trolls' - 3rd Mar 2016 9:53pm
Lawyers will be advised to prosecute "trolls" who use fake online profiles to harass others, under guidelines being proposed in England and Wales.
The Crown Prosecution Service says adults should be charged if, for example, they make a profile in the name of a victim with fake information which could damage their reputation.
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Now with new snooping laws, ISP's keeping tabs on site you have visited, home pc or on your data connection, this process will be easier to gather information for any court proceedings as the evidence held at a data centre will speak for its self.
Faceless cowards should have the book thrown at them, in some cases this can effect lives and crush families.
The Crown Prosecution Service says adults should be charged if, for example, they make a profile in the name of a victim with fake information which could damage their reputation.
source
Now with new snooping laws, ISP's keeping tabs on site you have visited, home pc or on your data connection, this process will be easier to gather information for any court proceedings as the evidence held at a data centre will speak for its self.
Faceless cowards should have the book thrown at them, in some cases this can effect lives and crush families.
