Conviction Thrown Out in MySpace-Suicide Case
We were driving to the beach on Thursday, along with half of the Washington D.C. area, and my husband was reading this story to me on his Blackberry, and I'm all huh? What? This is over, done. I learned about "judgment not withstanding the verdict" in law school but that like, never happens.
Ahem. I guess it does.
For those of you who I have no idea what I am talking about, Lori Drew was convicted last November of three misdemeanor charges having to do with violating MySpace's terms of agreement. She essentially lied about her age in order to cyber bully then 13 year old Megan Meier, who killed herself. Last week the judge threw out the jury's verdict. Kind of.
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