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Doe v N.D.

By McCarthy Tétrault LLP | 4 Minutes Read May 5, 2017

Cyberbullying and revenge porn: An update on Canadian law

The current nature of social media and, more broadly, the Digital Age, continues to create challenges for legislators and law enforcement officials alike. One such challenge arises in the cyberbullying context, where intimate (or otherwise private) images are uploaded to the Internet. These files can be copied, forwarded and shared instantaneously, making them seemingly impossible to delete retrospectively. There have been developments in both common law in statute.

Article by McCarthy Tétrault LLP / Business, Information Technology, Privacy / Breach of Confidence, canadian charter of rights and freedoms, Crouch v. Snell, Cyber-Safety Act, cyberbullying, distribution of pictures, Doe v N.D., Jones v. Tsige, mental distress, private right of action, The Intimate Image Protection Act

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