Holly Jacobs, 30, is fighting to change the nation's laws after private nude images of herself were posted on so-called "revenge porn" websites, allegedly by her ex-boyfriend, without her consent or knowledge. When Holly Jacobs sent nude photographs of herself to a long-distance boyfriend she loved and trusted, the year-old woman never imagined the horror that would befall her. In August , less than a year after the pair mutually ended their three-year relationship, Jacobs did a Google search of her name and discovered the naked photos on a so-called "revenge porn" website. It violates you over and over again. What came next was perhaps more shocking to Jacobs.

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Two years ago, my life was pretty spectacular. The days of my ex-boyfriend Ryan posting nude photos of me on the Internet that I had shared during our 3-year long-distance relationship seemed to be behind me. In November of , I was slowly making my way to cloud nine.
In Riley v. California , [1] the Court held that a warrant is required for all searches of cellular phones regardless of whether the search is incident to a lawful arrest. It is almost certain that a smart-phone model would become either obsolete within a year or unfashionable within a shorter time period. The privilege is violated when a person is forced to communicate information that would lead to evidence incriminating him in the commission of a crime. First, there must be compulsion or involuntary disclosure. Stemming from Holt v. In Holt , the Court reviewed the guilty verdict of a murder trial. In Doe v. In a footnote responding to this hypothetical, Justice Blackmun, writing for the majority, stated:.