ATLANTA — They’ve become popular viewing on the Internet, but pretty soon those online arrest mug shot websites could get some handcuffs of their own from Georgia’s state legislature. Monday evening, the State Senate overwhelmingly passed HB150 by a vote of 53 to 0. Sponsored by Rep. Roger Bruce (D-Atlanta), the bill would force those mug shot websites to take down photos of those who’ve been cleared without charging them for it. Full Article
Read MoreMonday, July 15, 2024
Recent posts
- Florida City to Consider Significant Increase Residency Restrictions
- CA: Man died in San Diego jail after deputies wrongly placed him in cell with violent offender, outside review finds
- CA: Montgomery County man gets $431,000 for time wrongly listed on sex offender registry
- Out of Step: U.S. Policy on Voting Rights in Global Perspective
- Convicted child rapist to represent Netherlands at Paris Olympics
