Legal Dilemmas of Social Networking, Part 2: Online Communication Protections
In my first post on the legal issues, I discussed the public's expectation that their social networking information is private. Here, I will move on to the challenges presented by the lack of legislative or judicial law pertaining to use of social networking information in civil and criminal proceedings. (See Social Networking - Legal and Ethical Issues for Lawyers and Investigators).
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