High Court's decision on Facebook blackmail sets robust precedent
Good decision by judge but still “early days,” NetSafe chairman and lawyer Rick Shera says.
Prominent internet lawyer and NetSafe chairman Rick Shera has welcomed a decision by a High Court judge to allow an appeal of a Harmful Digital Communications Act case.
An Auckland High Court judge found a woman was harmed after her ex-husband posted explicit images of her on Facebook, under
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Tue, 04 Apr 2017
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High Court's decision on Facebook blackmail sets robust precedent
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