Paul Tomblin wrote:


There is no law against lying on the internet. There is no law against
being a scumbag on the internet. If there were, there would be a lot
fewer sites.

Fraud is against the Law on the internet and consitutes and/or involves
the use of lying.


Prosecute or sue him for the things he does which are against the law
(there appear to be many), but don't think you get him "thrown off the
internet".

Absolutely, this is the better way, because he can be denied internet
access from a Judge since it contributes to his crimes, and
incarcerated and kept from his computer or any other, for having abused
the use of the same. Fine him so that he can't afford computers,
internet services, nor even a few minutes at an internet cafe. Perhaps
teach him a lesson so he doesn't repeat his crimes.

I totally agree with you on your point immediately above and that's
what I'm progressing towards in regards to both him and his boss.
Others have been fighting Campbell, his boss, in the Courts for years
and will succeed eventually.

Either way, by Law, by act of Law, by act of a Judge, I envision both
men will be "thrown off the internet," just not in the manner implied
that you can go to a server and have them dismissed.

Only a Judge can order such a sentence and they have to commit a Felony
to lose their Constitutional Rights in a Court of Law. Misdemeanors
won't do it.