In the cyberbullying case against Lori Drew, the Missouri mother involved in the creation of a fake MySpace profile that led to Megan Meier’s suicide, “a federal jury delivered a mixed verdict,” the Los Angeles Times reports. She was convicted of misdemeanor charges involving unlawful computer access, but the jury “rejected more serious felony charges.” It was also “deadlocked on a conspiracy count.” The L.A. Times added that Drew “faces anywhere from probation to three years in prison.” For details on what happened, see my first post on the story a little over a year ago.
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