N.J.: Sex Offender Internet Use Targeted - Forbes.com As more and more lawmakers try and regulate cyberabuse, the likelihood of their going too far, and violating constitutional protections, increases. The new NJ bills contain some good protections and some that are not so good. I find it sad that the state where I was born, reside and operate from forgets that I am here.
The best approach is to reach out to community, advocacy and expert groups before the bill is proposed so we can all work together ot make the Internet safer, effectively.
Parry
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