1st Amendment Poses Hurdle For NY 'Revenge Porn' Bills

By Pete Brush (October 8, 2013, 7:39 PM EDT) -- The growing number of people who've seen explicit images of themselves posted online by former partners is driving an effort in New York to hold those who publish "revenge porn" criminally responsible, but experts say lawmakers must take care to pass a bill that can punish perpetrators and survive inevitable freedom-of-speech challenges....

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