The Auxerre Court penalised a fifty-four year old man to a five-month suspended sentence for creating a fake profile on a social networking site and a fine of €410 to compensate his victim. In September 2010, the man created a fake social networking profile with an embarrassing picture of his former mistress and made degrading comments.
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France
November 25 2011
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