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A U.S. federal judge on Thursday tentatively overturned the conviction of a suburban mother accused of driving a love-lorn 13-year-old girl to suicide by tormenting her with a fake MySpace persona.
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The judge ruled that prosecutors' application of a federal anti-hacking statute against the Missouri woman, Lori Drew, was selective and unconstitutionally vague.
The judge said his ruling, dismissing Drew's conviction on three misdemeanor counts of accessing a computer without authorization, would be tentative until a written opinion in the cyber-bullying case is issued.
(Editing by Dan Whitcomb and Jackie Frank)
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