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Legal complications in trying revenge porn case

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Shiva Bissessar weighs in on the legislative aspects of the cybercrime elements in the recent “revenge porn” case.

But where is the Trinidad & Tobago, and the wider Caribbean, with respect to updating laws to keep abreast with technological innovation and addressing the threats which they pose via abuses or even condoned usage?  How technology specific or technology agnostic should laws be? Does the proposed Trinidad & Tobago Cyber Crime Bill (2014 & 2015) have adequate provisions for issues like revenge porn and cloud privacy? What else may be missing?

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