New Hampshire HB1367 establishes doxing as a criminal offense and outlines civil remedies for victims.
New Hampshire HB1367 creates a new criminal offense for doxing, defined as the intentional publication of personal identifying information without consent to threaten, intimidate, harass, or cause harm. The bill specifies that doxing is a class A misdemeanor, escalating to a class B felony if it results in physical harm, economic loss exceeding $1,000, or is part of a harassment pattern. Exemptions include information published with consent, obtained from public records, reported to law enforcement, or protected by the First Amendment.
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