Hate crimes spike — NJ looks to increase penalties
One bill recognizes doxxing as a crime of the fourth degree — even worse if the act results in serious harm.
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One bill recognizes doxxing as a crime of the fourth degree — even worse if the act results in serious harm.
One bill recognizes doxxing as a crime of the fourth degree — even worse if the act results in serious harm.
No New Jersey statute specifically targets doxxing, the practice of releasing others' personal information to threaten harm.
Antisemitic hackers hijacked a virtual city council meeting in Passaic, New Jersey, to blame Israel for 9/11 — including one man who said, “F--k Jews.”
Joseph Viso, a candidate for New Jersey General Assembly, has a history of legal troubles -- and of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.