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Thursday, October 08, 2015
Court Overturns Conviction Of Landlord Who Threatened To Post Sex Tape On Facebook
If you go on Facebook and threaten to post a sex tape featuring a public official, is that a threat or is it free speech protected by the First Amendment? The highest court in Georgia has overturned the six-year prison sentence of a man who said he’d share raunchy footage of a court clerk, mostly because said sex tape didn’t exist.
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Any first year law student would tell you that is extortion l. A criminal offense.
It's not extortion.
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