December 30, 2017 by blue milk
This is the most disturbing case I have ever read about sexting, and about the vulnerability of young people when police powers combine dangerously with the increasing power of technology.
“A teen sexting case revealed how judges let police invade children’s privacy” by Jay Schweikert in NBC News.
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