On behalf of Kaylor Law Group | Aug 21, 2017 | Firm News, Internet Crimes
Last time, we began looking at the Communications Decency Act and the immunity it offers to website owners whose pages are used to engage in human trafficking and other crimes. As we noted, the federal law does currently protect website owners from the illegal...
On behalf of Kaylor Law Group | Aug 16, 2017 | Firm News, Internet Crimes
In our last post, we mentioned some of the criticisms against a proposed amendment to the Communications Decency Act. The measure, known as the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act, proposes to remove protections for websites where sex trafficking advertising occurs, and...
On behalf of Kaylor Law Group | Aug 12, 2017 | Criminal Defense, Firm News
Stealing a car goes well beyond a petty crime. Those who think it would be funny to take someone else’s vehicle for a joyride need to be aware of the potential consequences. Penalties for this type of behavior can be harsh, and in some cases you could be putting...
On behalf of Kaylor Law Group | Aug 8, 2017 | Firm News, Internet Crimes
In an effort to target a website that is accused of accounting for a high percentage of child sex trafficking reports in the United States, lawmakers are currently pushing an amendment to the Communications Decency Act known as Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act. The...
On behalf of Kaylor Law Group | Aug 2, 2017 | Drug Crimes, Firm News
We’ve previously written on this blog about Florida’s drug-induced homicide law, which allows for an additional criminal charge against those who illegally supply opioid drugs to those who overdose on them. As we pointed out, it isn’t clear whether...
