Mississippi SB2358 authorizes courts to issue injunctions against cyberstalkers when criminal charges are filed.
Mississippi SB2358 amends the state's cyberstalking law to allow courts to issue injunctions against individuals who violate social media companies' community standards or policies. The bill defines "harass" as a course of conduct that alarms, annoys, torments, or terrorizes a person. It authorizes courts to issue injunctions against the defendant, any social media company involved, or any corporate sponsor if the court finds it in the interest of justice.
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