The Cyberbullying Subcommittee completed its work with the submission of the CCJJ Cyberbullying Report, December 1, 2014 to the Governor's Office of Legal Counsel and the House and Senate Judiciary Committees(see materials below). No further meetings of the Subcommittee are scheduled.
The Cyberbullying Subcommittee was seated August 2014 to address a request by the legislative leadership to review issues related to cyberbullying and sexting. In a letter dated April 15, 2014, the Commission was requested to conduct a comprehensive review of the use of interactive computers, cellular services, and social media by youth to bully, harass, or threaten minor victims. Subsequently, the Commission received a follow-up request to add a study of the issues around sexting to this request. The Commission was tasked to determine the most effective strategies to address and/or prevent these behaviors and, taking developmental issues into account, the most effective criminal or juvenile justice response to such behaviors and to submit a report to the Governor's Office of Legal Counsel and the House and Senate Judiciary Committees by December 1, 2014.
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Date Time Location The Cyberbullying Subcommittee has concluded.
- Subcommittee Members
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Members of the Commission ("CCJJ") serving on the Subcommittee are listed first, followed by the remaining members in alphabetical order.
Position Name, Affiliation Chair (CCJJ) Kevin Paletta, Chief, Lake Wood Police Department Higher Education (CCJJ) Jennifer Bradford, Metro State University of Denver Juvenile Justice System (CCJJ) Kelly Friesen, Senate Bill 94 Coordinator, Grand County Law Enforcement Christine Brite, Detective, Douglas County Sheriff's Office Criminal Defense Maureen Cain, Defense Attorney, Colorado Criminal Defense Bar At Large Christine Harms, Director, School Safety Resource Center At Large Denise Maes, ACLU Victim Representative Patty Moschner, Victim Advocate, Douglas County Sheriff's Office Prosecution Tom Raynes, Executive Director, Colorado District Attorneys' Council Staff: Jeanne Smith (jeanne.smith@state.co.us)
"CCJJ" - Commission members - Subgroups
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The Cyberbullying Subcommittee formed no subgroups.
- Materials
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MATERIALS
Legislative Leadership Letter requesting the study of cyberbullying by the Commission.
House Bill 2014 - 1131 was indefinitely postponed during the 2014 Legislative session, but served as a stimulus for the letter of request.
CCJJ Cyberbullying Report was submitted on December 1, 2014.
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