Jury delivers $325,000 verdict against sex-offender websites owner

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Federal laws protecting the internet did not give the owner of several sex-offender websites license to post false and harassing information, a jury in U.S. District Court in Phoenix decided Friday. Full Article

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This will hopefully prove a valid warning to anyone who chooses to repost information found on Registration websites. No matter what their intentions, if the original info is wrong (and there is a wealth of errors on those sites), they should be held accountable. WTG Janice! Keep up the great work!

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What an absolute creep. He deserves prison time for that malicious assault on ex-sex offenders.. what a low-life scumbag. I’m glad the pathetic life of this worm was put on trial and found guilty.Pay up chump!!!!

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Oh yeah I also want to mention my donation will be in by the end of this week coming up. Thank you rsol

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Now it is time to sue CA Meg Law for harassment, false accusations and failing to update. Good work Janice.

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Am I missing something? The claims by two actual registrants about extortion were dismissed. How did ex offenders win?

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Great job Janice. I hope plaintiffs will see the money. At least it may worry some of the other websites.

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Homefacts, city-data.com, family watchdog, and all the multiple number of “family” apps
You guys better be careful about what you put out or expect a lawsuit

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This is what happens when this kind of internet thuggery gets out of hand

http://qz.com/193151/even-the-innocent-should-worry-about-sex-offender-apps/

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I hope he’s not planning on raising the money he owes by opening a few more ‘valid’ extortion sites.

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