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"Supreme Court tightens Internet luring rules; Decision says offenders need not meet intended victims to be convicted of luring children for sexual purposes"

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"Supreme Court tightens Internet luring rules; Decision says offenders need not meet intended victims to be convicted of luring children for sexual purposes": Kirk Makin has this article today in The Toronto Globe and Mail.

The Toronto Star reports today that "Online 'grooming' of kids ruled a crime; Top court orders new trial for Alberta man acquitted of luring Ontario 12-year-old."

The Toronto Sun reports that "Supreme Court clarifies Internet luring law."

The Canadian Press reports that "Supreme Court orders new trial for man acquitted in online sex chats with 12-year-old."

CBC News reports that "Top court orders new trial in internet luring case."

And Canwest News Service reports that "Top court ruling broadly defines Internet luring."

You can access yesterday's ruling of the Supreme Court of Canada at this link.

Full post as published by How Appealing on December 04, 2009 (boomark / email).

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