Can I use my employer’s computer? (Computer Fraud Abuse Act)
The answer seems obvious, doesn’t it? Of course you can’t get on your employer’s computer unless you have his or
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Can your parents sue if you’re cyberbullied?
At first you would think “of course they can.” Just like they can if you were assaulted by someone or
Is file sharing and downloading music illegal?
File sharing is the practice of providing access to digitally stored information including music, movies, games, computer programs, ebooks and
What is Cyberbullying?
Traditional schoolyard bullying has escalated to hiding behind a computer and posting cruel or hurtful photos and messages. Simply put, cyberbullying is bullying someone
Teen Cyberbullying Investigated as seen on Dr. Phil
Judge Tom Jacobs, the creator and moderator of this site, appeared as a guest on Dr. Phil on April 8, 2010.
Fake Facebook profile leads to identity theft charges
At the beginning of the school year in September, 2009, several teens from Newbury-Port, Massachusetts got together and created a
Is cyberbullying against the law?
Gone are the days when bullying at school meant a shove in the hall or insult yelled across the classroom.
Can you get in trouble for cheating with cell phones?
The age-old problem of cheating at school has taken a new twist. The universal use of cell phones by students has led
Can I get in trouble for hacking into the school computer?
“Hacking” is the act of breaking into someone’s computer system without permission. There are state and federal laws against hacking
Can you get in trouble for sexting?
The quick answer is yes, you can get in trouble for sexting, but sexting can also have unforeseen consequences beyond