Cyberbullying prompts changes in Missouri harassment laws
The Megan Meier case spurred Missouri to expand harassment laws from written or telephone only to include all communications, with new felony provisions when an adult harasses a minor. The California verdict and local comments highlighted online safety, legal gaps, and calls for accountability in cyberspace.
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Prevent Cyberbullying Rules for Teens Online
Parents should set Internet use rules and monitor teen technology use. Experts note online remarks can escalate capable harm due to perceived anonymity. Megan Meier’s case shapes talks at schools highlighting how words can push someone to desperate acts and the need for responsible online behavior.
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