Social Networking Prohibition for Sex Offenders Facially Unconstitutional
Published for NC Criminal Law on August 20, 2013.
North Carolina’s ban on accessing commercial social networking sites by sex offenders is unconstitutional on its face, the court of appeals held this morning in State v. Packingham. Under G.S. 14-202.5, it is (was?) a Class I felony for any registered sex offender to access a commercial social networking web site where the offender knows ... Read more
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