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Oregon passes Kristil's Law to expedite tech company responses in stalking cases
Oregon has enacted Kristil's Law, requiring social media and communication companies to respond to police warrants within 72 hours and five days respectively in stalking and domestic violence cases. The legislation follows the murder of Kristil Krug, whose case was delayed by slow tech company responses to law enforcement requests.
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8 tagsstalkingdomestic violencetech companieswarrantslegislationdata privacydigital safetylaw enforcement
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1 evidence itemsShe was killed by her stalker. Could social media companies have saved her?
News · 1May 23, 2026, 7:18 AMOpen original source
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She was killed by her stalker. Could social media companies have saved her?
May 23, 2026, 7:18 AM
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