http://mylifeofcrime.files.wordpress.comThat's the argument that Drew's attorney makes in a brief filed yesterday as part of her pre-sentence report. If you haven't been keeping score at home, Drew was convicted by a jury in L.A. in November of three misdemeanors for breaking MySpace's "Terms of Use Policy" after she helped create a fake profile and used it to taunt cyber-bully Dardenne Prairie teen Megan Meier, supposedly to the point that she killed herself.The same jury acquitted Dr
http://mylifeofcrime.files.wordpress.comA grainy, MySpace-worthy photo of Lori DrewA federal judge in Los Angeles says he will dismiss the case against Lori Drew, the St. Charles County woman convicted of three misdemeanors last November for
breaking MySpace's "Terms of Use Policy." Drew helped create a fake
MySpace profile that she allegedly used to cyber-bully Dardenne Prairie teen Megan Meier, supposedly to the point that Meier killed herself. (Prosecutors failed last November to get the jury