Sympathy for the Cyberbully

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The book provides a comprehensive analysis of judicial decisions that have invalidated cyberbullying laws across the United States and Canada. It delves into the legal reasoning behind these rulings, exploring the implications for free speech and the protection of individuals in the digital age. By examining case studies and the evolving legal landscape, the author highlights the challenges lawmakers face in addressing cyberbullying while balancing constitutional rights. This work serves as a critical resource for understanding the intersection of law, technology, and societal norms.