Bill before Illinois lawmakers aims to define, protect against ‘doxing’
Illinois lawmakers advance a bill to define doxing and provide legal protections for victims, though concerns remain over free speech.
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Intern ReporterNika Schoonover was the University of Illinois Public Affairs Reporting program intern for Capitol News Illinois from January until June 2023. Each year, CNI takes at least one intern from the program, working with them to supplement our state government coverage as they earn a master’s degree from UIS.
Illinois lawmakers advance a bill to define doxing and provide legal protections for victims, though concerns remain over free speech.
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