Upgrades to third degree crime for cyber-harassment of public servant or family member of public servant; establishes Office of Cyber-Harassment Support in DLPS; appropriates funds.
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This bill upgrades the crime of cyber-harassment to a third-degree offense when the harassment targets a public servant or a member of their family. It also establishes the Office of Cyber-Harassment Support within the Department of Law and Public Safety to provide education, support, and resources to victims. The bill includes an appropriation of funds to support these initiatives.
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