A Scenario

1. A Scenario Social media in civil & family litigation

25. Privacy: images and business recordsProperty: websites and social media accountsEquality: vulnerability of certain groups on social mediaEvidentiary: surreptitiously obtained information and privilegeFact-finding: best interests of the child in a custody determination Admissibility: screen shots of Facebook profiles/wallsCivil action: intrusion on seclusion

26. what was she thinking?

27. ‘Sexting’ is a trigger issue in this problem. How would you explain Kelly’s conduct? Pick the two most likely answers • She wasn’t thinking at all! A mistake • She felt pressured • She trusted Dale • She was freely expressing her sexuality through technology • Don’t know

28. what was she thinking?lessons from The eGirls Project Professor Jane Bailey jbailey@uottawa.ca may 2014

29. adults

30. “information super highway”

31. children online

32. competitors

33. policy priority

34. Canadians

35. 45 hours/month

36. MediaSmarts

37. 99%

38. 1/3

39. 24% of grade 4’s52% of grade 7’s 85% of grade 11’s

40. 39%

41. 13-24

42. 3339 texts/month

43. 6 texts/waking hour

44. 4050 texts/month

45. 2539 texts/month

46. quadruple

47. seamless integration

48. sex & sexuality

49. offline

50. online