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    1. The document discusses a case of cyberbullying where a neighbor, Lori, pretended to be someone else online to bully a girl with depression named Megan. 2. Lori's messages drove Megan to suicide, and now Lori may face legal consequences under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. 3. There are questions around whether Lori should be punished, if justice was served in this case, and if new laws are needed to address cyberbullying.

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    1. The document discusses a case of cyberbullying where a neighbor, Lori, pretended to be someone else online to bully a girl with depression named Megan. 2. Lori's messages drove Megan to suicide, and now Lori may face legal consequences under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. 3. There are questions around whether Lori should be punished, if justice was served in this case, and if new laws are needed to address cyberbullying.

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    DCO20119 Professional Issues In Technology Case 7 Cyberbullying Results in Death

    Yip Pik Har 52641986 Chu Wa Him 51513407 Tang Yin King 52569580 Tse Chun Tat 52585136

    CYBERBULLYING
    Cyberbullying is the use of the internet or cell phone to harm other people by harassing and threatening. Become more common in society, particularly among young people.

    SUMMARY
    1. 2. 3.

    4.
    5. 6.

    7. 8.

    Megan is a girl with depression and attention deficit disorder Megan loves chatting in Myspace Megans neighbour Lori made fun with her by creating an account called Josh and chat with her Megan was happy to chat with Josh 6 weeks later, Josh broke the friendship. Josh send many inappropriate msg to Megan like You are a bad person and everybody hates you. Have a shitty rest of your life. The world would be a better place without you. Megan couldnt afford it and went to suicide Local Jury challenged Lori for violating a law called Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

    SUMMARY
    Should Lori be punished? For what reasons? Lori did not follow Terms of Service of Myspace and delivered many inappropriate msg in Myspace that caused a girl to suicide. Does it have the right to punish Lori? Any laws that can strictly define cyberbullying and protect people from cyberbullying?

    QUESTION 1

    Do you believe that knowingly violating the terms of a Web sites service agreement should be punishable as a serious crime, with potential penalties of substantial fines and jail time? Why or why not?

    Carrying out punishment is not enough to restrict people to use internet correctly. Some websites are developed aiming at earning money. Setting up strict rules makes them lose customers. Also, punishment set up by websites only makes people behave well in their website or not to visit them. It cannot prevent people from behaving well other websites.

    Question 2
    Imagine that you are the defense counsel for Lori Drew. Present your strongest argument for why your defendant should not be convicted for violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Now imagine that you are the prosecutor. Present your strongest argument for why Drew should be convicted. Which argument do you believe is stronger?

    COMPUTER FRAUD AND ABUSE ACT


    Intended to reduce cracking of computer systems and to address federal computerrelated offenses. Accesses a computer without authorization or exceeds authorized access

    THE DEFENSE SIDE


    professional side - Took revenge and make fun - No any secret information of Myspace was stolen - No harmful stuff to Myspace ethical side - By Virtue Ethic Approach, which indicates that Loris decision was guided by other people. - By Fairness approach, other people who do the same thing should also be convicted.

    THE PROSECUTOR SIDE


    professional side - did violate the terms of service agreement - abuse Megan ethical side - Know Megan had depression - Make Megan commit suicide

    VS
    Defense side is stronger Professional - No previous case - The law is not used in this way Ethical side - Accident - Not full of responsibility of Lori
    -

    Question 3
    Do you think that Lori Drew was responsible for Megans death? Do you think that justice was served in this case? Should new laws be created to address similar future cases?

    DO YOU THINK THAT LORI DREW WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR MEGANS DEATH?
    Drew neednt responsible for her death for legal Due to there is no strict law to avoid them to violate the terms of service However Ethically Drew had to responsible for her death.

    DO YOU THINK THAT JUSTICE WAS SERVED IN THIS CASE?


    No The justice didnt serve the case Why??? Because there is no laws guarding victims who got cyberbullying.

    SHOULD NEW LAWS BE CREATED TO ADDRESS SIMILAR FUTURE CASES?


    set up a law prevent the similar case.

    HONG KONG CYBER BULLYING CASE

    STATISTICS OF CYBER BULLYING IN THE WORLD

    STATISTICS OF CYBER BULLYING LAWS IN US

    TYPES OF CYBER BULLYING


    Broadcasting personal information Broadcasting bad words of victim Editing personal photo Malware v1.0 v1.8 v2.0 v3.0 v3.1

    http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xapum8_i mpolite-hong-kong-girls-chiu-yinp_people#.UXQphLVTAsc

    FLOW OF CHIU YIN PING BEING


    Forum Account

    Yahoo email address

    Yahoo blog

    Xanga Account

    Photo album

    Passport number + Eng name

    Alumni of ? University

    RESULT OF

    Forced to apologize in her blog


    I rashly did something that that hurt people. I am really sorry for causing those by my side to worry

    Interviewed by media
    Clinics, banks I try my best not to go there, because it is possible that someone there will know that I am that person (Chiu Yin-ping). I dont know what they might do, such as writing about me on the Internet.

    OTHER EXAMPLES

    2010 : A CE student occupied a


    seat with his personal belonging and rejected to give up the seat to other passengers. The process was captured and posted to youtube.

    Result: and apologised to the public

    OTHER EXAMPLES

    2012500: A girl married and


    hold wedding party at 2012-12-30. Shed announced that she did not accept visitors who pay less than 500 dollars.

    Result: including her openrice ac, xanga ac, uwants ac and war3 online game ac

    OTHER EXAMPLES

    2013 : A girl was unsatisfying


    about her red pocket in the new year and post her feeling in facebook.

    Result: del
    facebook account

    ASSOCIATED ISSUE

    Ambiguous definition of justice

    ASSOCIATED ISSUE
    Making fun

    Own satisfactory

    Broadcastin g peace

    ASSOCIATED ISSUE
    Degree of punishment No more freedom of speech on the internet No more real personal information

    CONCLUSION

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