Cyberbullying conviction dismissed, but prosecutions may not end

By: Sarah Wienke December 28, 2009

The much-publicized trial and prosecution of an O'Fallon mom accused of cyberbullying a teen to the point of suicide ended in 2009 with more of a fizzle than a bang. After eight months of postponing a ruling, the protracted federal court case concluded Aug. 28 when U.S. District Judge George Wu formally dismissed Lori Drew's misdemeanor ...

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Cyberbullying conviction dismissed, but prosecutions may not end

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