SEATTLE –A group of convicted sex offenders is suing three websites for posting their photos and personal information and then allegedly charging them to take the information down. In their federal lawsuit, the sex offenders claim that is extortion. “I was shocked and at the same time I was almost devastated,” said one of the sex offenders, who has asked to be referred to as John Doe. Article
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Does anyone know where the 1st amendment stands on an individuals face?
Such as posting someone’s face in a public forum or future facial recognition scans…?
What do you do when they put the WRONG information up.