In Chan v. Ellis, Case No. S14A1652 (decided March 27, 2015), the Georgia Supreme Court addressed an unusual application of Georgia’s anti-stalking law. The Court held that mean or abusive postings on a party’s own website that were not sent to the alleged victim did not amount to illegal stalking. Mr. Chan operated a website in which and others published commentary critical of copyright enforcement practices that they considered predatory. Ms. Ellis is a poet whose efforts to enforce her copyrights had drawn the attention of Mr. Chan. On his website, Mr. Chan had published varied posts about Ms. Ellis… Read more