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⚖️ SOCIAL MEDIA IS NOT A LAW-FREE ZONE! DEFAMATION: Publishing false statements of fact that seriously harm someone's reputation can lead to a civil lawsuit. SLANDER: Spoken defamation. LIBEL: Written or otherwise published defamation, which can include social media posts and recorded videos. BUT WHAT IF IT'S TRUE? Truth generally defeats a defamation claim. However, deliberately misleading people with selective facts can still create legal problems. Certain disclosures of genuinely private information may also raise privacy issues. HARASSMENT: Repeated unwanted communications, and certain threatening communications, can violate criminal laws when the required legal elements are met. STALKING: A pattern of targeted conduct, including electronic contact, can qualify as stalking when it meets the state's legal requirements. THREATS: Genuine threats of unlawful violence can result in criminal prosecution. Threatening someone's reputation is not automatically a violent threat, but intimidation or coercion may create separate legal issues. WHAT CAN HAPPEN? 🚨 Civil lawsuits and financial judgments. 🚨 Attorney fees and expensive litigation. 🚨 Criminal charges when conduct violates the law. 🚨 Fines, probation, or jail time after conviction. 🚨 Court orders restricting further contact. IN TENNESSEE: Qualifying criminal harassment and basic stalking are generally Class A misdemeanors, punishable by up to 11 months and 29 days in jail and/or a $2,500 fine. Certain aggravated stalking offenses are felonies. Check your State REMEMBER: A livestream is not a courtroom. An accusation is not a conviction. A rumor is not evidence. And saying "allegedly" does not automatically protect anyone from being sued. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO YOUR OPINION. YOU DO NOT HAVE UNLIMITED RIGHTS TO THREATEN, STALK, OR DEFAME SOMEONE. General legal information. Every case depends on the evidence, context, and applicable law. #slander #grabagrammie #truth #lawsuit #bekind

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