Social Media + Stupidity = The Frontier of Online Law
Note to self: five things not to do on social media.
- Never make a public Facebook group called: “Make-it-Rain Foundation for Underprivileged Hoes,“ especially if you’re a cop in DC.
- Don’t Twitter plans for a massacre. Twitter crosses state lines, as does the FBI.
- Don’t post collections notices on people’s kids’ MySpace pages, even if JP Morgan Chase really, really wants to get paid first.
- Don’t describe yourself as feeling “devious” before you testify. After all, where do you think reasonable doubt comes from? The devious.
- Don’t clean up your PC before submitting it to the court using a product called Evidence Eliminator. Product names matter.
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1 Response to "Social Media + Stupidity = The Frontier of Online Law"
May 21, 2010
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