Image-Based Sexual Abuse

Pursuing Justice with Gilde Law Firm

At Gilde Law Firm, we stand unwaveringly in our dedication to representing victims of Image-Based Sexual Abuse (“IBSA”) (sometimes incorrectly termed “Revenge Porn”). Our mission is to champion their rights and ensure that perpetrators are held accountable for their actions. We accomplish that mission by making demand that the Defendant turn over all visual intimate materials, cease and desist any and all publication, and pay money damages for mental anguish; and if the Defendant refuses, he/she gets sued, which lawsuit and inevitable judgment is not dischargeable in bankruptcy.

On this page, we discuss the following:

I. Types of Cases Gilde Law Firm Accepts & Call to Action

II. General Information About Image-Based Sexual Abuse (“IBSA”)

III. Texas Law’s Handling Of Image-Based Sexual Abuse (“IBSA”) – An Example

IV. Damages Tied To Image-Based Sexual Abuse (“IBSA”)

V. Exemplary/Punitive Damages & Malice’s Non-Dischargeable in Bankruptcy

VI. Gilde Law Firm’s $1.2 Billion Verdict “Shakes The Internet” – Heard Worldwide

I. TYPES OF CASES GILDE LAW FIRM ACCEPTS & CALL TO ACTION

A. Case Criteria

While IBSA conduct is inexcusable and the victims are many, Gilde Law Firm has to be selective in the cases it accepts.  If you or some you know has been the victim of IBSA, did not consent to the taking and publication of intimate visual materials to others, suffered harm, and the defendant has the ability to pay a demand or judgment, then Gilde Law Firm may be able to help.  Gilde Law Firm represents individuals and groups of individuals against high-net-worth individuals and companies that perpetrate or permit IBSA. Contact us now to see if your potential case qualifies.

B. Gilde Law Firm: Leading the Charge

As frontrunners in this legal crusade, our achievements speak for themselves. We’ve secured the most substantial verdict related to Image-Based Sexual Abuse in the nation – over 100 times larger than any other law firm. Choosing our team means choosing tenacious advocates who will fight relentlessly on your behalf.

C. Reach Out to Us Now

If you, or someone you know, is a victim of Image-Based Sexual Abuse, don’t hesitate to reach out. Entrust us, the firm with the most significant verdict in this area, to champion your cause. Together, we can amplify the message against Image-Based Sexual Abuse.

D. Warning to Would-be IBSA Perpetrators

Publishing intimate visual materials online, without consent, and with an intent to harm is illegal.  Once on the internet, it is likely there – in the public – forever.  IBSA perpetrators know this.  What they may not know is that lawsuits and trials are public.  If a perpetrator commit IBSA against a victim, a lawsuit is brought against that IBSA perpetrator, and/or a judgment is found against that IBSA perpetrator, it may stay with that person for the rest of their life.

II. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE (“IBSA”)

A. What is Image-Based Sexual Abuse?

Image-Based Sexual Abuse, sometimes inaccurately termed ‘Revenge Porn,’ is the unauthorized distribution or sharing of intimate images. This reprehensible act can lead to considerable emotional and psychological trauma for its victims. Drawing from a myriad of sources^1,2,3^, our team comprehends the profound implications of these acts and is fully committed to guiding victims through their legal journey.

B. Image-Based Sexual Abuse vs. Revenge Porn

There’s a crucial distinction to be made between these terms. Image-Based Sexual Abuse is an umbrella term that includes not only acts done for “revenge” but also covert photography, upskirting, and threats to disclose intimate images. Revenge Porn, by contrast, is primarily the sharing of intimate images with malicious intent.

C. Prevalence and Consequences of the Problem

• A recent survey of a national sample of adults revealed that approximately 10 percent of ex-partners have threatened to post sexually explicit photos online and about 60 percent of those threats became reality (McAfee, 2013). See https://www.apa.org/monitor/2014/01/jn
• According to the Center for Innovative Public Health Research one in 25 online Americans has been threatened with or had explicit images shared online without the subject’s consent. See https://utahjustice.com/revenge-porn-laws
• The harms from revenge porn are unique to each victim and can be severe. By the time a victim discovers the content, it has likely been shared by countless other individuals. Besides the obvious embarrassment, victims report suffering significant emotional distress, social impairment, and suicidal thoughts, while others have been driven to commit suicide. Victims also report being threatened with violence and being stalked or harassed by people who have viewed their nonconsensual porn online. Victims also report being fired from their job, expelled from their school, or being forced to change their names. See https://www.naag.org/attorney-general-journal/an-update-on-the-legal-landscape-of-revenge-porn/#footnote_20_21493

III. TEXAS LAW’S HANDLING OF IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE (“IBSA”) –  AN EXAMPLE

A. Introduction to Texas Legal Landscape

In Texas, laws intricately knit together both civil and criminal justice provisions. This interplay allows individuals to pursue justice from multiple angles, ensuring a comprehensive approach to redress.

B. Overlapping Provisions in Texas Civil and Criminal Law

     I. Unlawful Disclosure Or Promotion Of Intimate Visual Material

• Civil: Tex. Civ. Prac. Rem. Code Ch. 98b
• Criminal: Tex. Pen. Code §21.16 and §21.19

These twin provisions protect individuals from the unauthorized sharing of intimate visual content. While the civil law empowers victims to claim damages, the criminal statute imposes criminal punishment on the culprits.

      II. Computer-related Offenses

• Civil: Tex. Civ. Prac. Rem. Code Ch. 143 (Harmful Access By Computer)
• Criminal: Tex. Pen. Code §33.02 (Breach Of Computer Security) and §33.07 (Online Impersonation)

As we navigate an increasingly digital age, safeguarding against unauthorized electronic breaches becomes imperative. Both civil and criminal statutes serve to address this, with the former providing a remedy for victims and the latter meting out penalties for offenders.

C. Additional Civil Remedies and Causes of Action in Texas

     I. Invasion Of Privacy By Intrusion. This provision offers protection against unwarranted breaches into private matters, be it eavesdropping or an unwelcome physical intrusion.

     II. Invasion Of Privacy By Publication Of Private Facts. This provision safeguards individuals from the non-consensual disclosure of private details, allowing victims to seek damages for unauthorized disclosures.

      III. Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress (IIED).  Often referred to as the “tort of outrage,” IIED provides a legal route for those who have suffered significant emotional distress due to extreme and outrageous conduct by others. 

D. Demonstrative of Overlapping Provisions in Texas Civil and Criminal Law

E. Why Civil Litigation is Crucial

Civil litigation plays a multifaceted role—it not only provides victims a shot at justice and compensation but also sends a resounding message to potential offenders. By ensuring stringent legal repercussions, we inch closer to a society where Image-Based Sexual Abuse is staunchly discouraged.

IV. DAMAGES TIED TO IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE (“IBSA”)

A. Damages Suffered by Revenge Porn Victims

The malicious act of IBSA or “revenge porn,” wherein explicit photos are shared without consent, leads to enduring repercussions for the victims. Diverse studies and organizations have illuminated the profound damages inflicted by this act, which damages include but are not limited to the following:

• Emotional and Psychological Damages. Victims often grapple with intense emotional distress, impaired social interactions, and even thoughts of self-harm or suicide.
• Social Repercussions. The widespread sharing of such content can damage a victim’s reputation, often leading to threats, stalking, and harassment.
• Professional and Academic Impact. Many victims report adverse effects on their careers and academic pursuits due to revenge porn incidents, with some even changing their identities to escape the backlash.
• Online Harassment and Stalking. Many victims recount incidents of online and offline teasing, harassment, and threats from individuals who viewed their explicit content.
• Financial Hardships. The financial toll can be hefty, with victims sometimes paying to prevent photo distribution or investing significant sums to remove images from the web.
• Long-Term Impacts. The ever-present threat of resurfacing content can cause extended periods of trauma and distress for victims.
• Resemblance to Other Traumas. The trauma from revenge porn mirrors the emotional toll suffered by victims of child pornography or sexual assault, marked by feelings of humiliation, powerlessness, and enduring mental health challenges. Public awareness is the key to countering this menace, and stronger legislation is vital to deter potential perpetrators and deliver justice to the victims.

B. Statistics Tied to IBSA-caused Damages

The statistics don’t lie. The below statistics identify the commonality and numerosity of damages suffered by victims of IBSA.

• 93% of victims said they have suffered significant emotional distress due to being a victim
• 82% said they suffered significant impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning due to being a victim
• 42% sought out psychological services due to being a victim
• 34% said that being a victim has jeopardized their relationships with family
• 38% said it has jeopardized their relationships with friends
• 13% said they have lost a significant other/partner due to being a victim
• 37% said they have been teased by others due to being a victim
• 49% said they have been harassed or stalked online by users that have seen their material
• 39% said they have been harassed or stalked outside of the Internet (in person, over the phone) by users that have seen the material online
• 40% fear the loss of a current or future partner once he or she becomes aware that this is in their past
• 54% fear the discovery of the material by their current and/or future children
• 25% have had to close down an email address and create a new one due to receiving harassing, abusive, and/or obscene messages
• 26% have had to create a new identity (or identities) for themselves online
• 9% have had to shut down their blog
• 26% have had to close their Facebook account
• 11% have had to close their Twitter account
• 8% have had to close their LinkedIn account
• 26% have had to avoid certain sites in order to keep from being harassed
• 54% have had difficulty focusing on work or at school due to being a victim
• 26% have had to take time off from work or take less credits in/a semester off from school due to being a victim
• 8% quit their job or dropped out of school
• 6% were fired from their job or kicked out of school
• 13% have had difficulty getting a job or getting into school
• 55% fear that the professional reputation they have built up could be tarnished even decades into the future
• 57% occasionally or often have fears about how this will affect their professional advancement
• 52% feel as though they are living with something to hide that they cannot acknowledge to a potential employer (such as through an interview).
• 3% have legally changed their name due to being a victim
• 42% haven’t changed their name, but have thought of it
• 42% have had to explain the situation to professional or academic supervisors, coworkers, or colleagues
• 51% have had suicidal thoughts due to being a victim
• 3% of victims have posted NCP of someone else

See https://www.cybercivilrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/NCP-2013-Study-Research-Results-1.pdf

C. Mental Anguish Damages: An Overview and Their Importance

Mental anguish is a term that encapsulates profound emotional distress experienced by an individual. As recognized by Texas law, mental anguish goes beyond mere feelings of worry, anxiety, vexation, embarrassment, or anger. It pertains to a high degree of mental pain and distress. Its nature, duration, and severity are of such magnitude that it results in a substantial disruption in the victim’s daily routine.

One of the primary reasons mental anguish damages are crucial in the legal landscape is because they provide a way to monetarily compensate a victim for intangible harm. While physical injuries might heal over time, the emotional scars that result from traumatic experiences can persist, often overshadowing every facet of a victim’s life. The adverse impacts of such emotional distress can manifest in numerous ways, including sleep disturbances, recurring thoughts, and severe emotional reactions.

In the realm of Texas law, the bar set for claiming damages for mental anguish is high. It’s not sufficient to merely assert mental pain or distress. A plaintiff, to successfully claim these damages, must provide concrete evidence showcasing the nature, severity, and duration of their mental anguish. This evidence should clearly demonstrate a significant disruption in the injured party’s daily activities. A seminal case that elucidates this is Parkway Co. v. Woodruff, 901 S.W.2d 434 (Tex.1995). In this case, the Texas Supreme Court held that a plaintiff must introduce into evidence “direct evidence of the nature, duration, and severity of their mental anguish, thus establishing a substantial disruption.”

This rigorous standard underscores the significance of mental anguish damages and reflects the intent to ensure that claims are genuine and adequately substantiated. For victims of Image-Based Sexual Abuse, the emotional repercussions can be harrowing. The availability of mental anguish damages serves as an avenue for them to seek redress for the deep psychological pain they endure, which often exceeds the torment of physical harm. 

V. EXEMPLARY/PUNITIVE DAMAGES & MALICE’S NON-DISCHARGEABLE IN BANKRUPTCY

A. Exemplary Damages: A Necessary Remedy in Image-Based Sexual Abuse Cases

In the legal sphere, damages are primarily designed to compensate victims for the harm they’ve endured, whether physically, emotionally, or economically. However, there are specific situations where the misconduct of the defendant is so egregious that mere compensation isn’t deemed adequate. Enter exemplary damages.

Defined under the Tex. Civ. Prac. Rem. Code § 41.001(5), “exemplary damages” are awarded not for compensatory reasons, but as a penalty or by way of punishment. Contrary to economic or non-economic damages, which seek to make the victim whole, exemplary damages serve a dual purpose: to punish the wrongdoer for their egregious conduct and to deter them and others from committing similar acts in the future. Notably, “exemplary damages” encompass what many commonly refer to as punitive damages.

When examining the realm of Image-Based Sexual Abuse, the need for exemplary damages becomes even more pronounced. This malicious act is not just a violation of privacy but a deliberate intent to cause profound distress and harm to the victim. The term “malice” encapsulates this intent. As specified in Tex. Civ. Prac. Rem. Code § 41.001(7), “malice” means a specific intent by the defendant to cause substantial injury or harm to the claimant.

Victims of Image-Based Sexual Abuse are subjected to immeasurable emotional and psychological trauma. The act is not accidental but is borne out of a defendant’s malice, making it particularly heinous. Exemplary damages in such cases are not just apt but imperative. They serve as a strong deterrent, sending a clear message about the severity of the crime and the dire consequences for those who choose to engage in such reprehensible acts. The inclusion of exemplary damages underscores society’s condemnation of such malevolent acts and affirms the commitment to safeguarding the rights and dignity of victims.

B. Defendants and Non-Dischargeable Judgments: Holding Malicious Acts Accountable

One of the robust protections available to victims of Image-Based Sexual Abuse arises from the realm of bankruptcy law. Often, defendants might believe that filing for bankruptcy can serve as a way out from bearing the financial responsibility of their malicious acts. However, the law stands firm in ensuring that victims of such egregious conduct are not deprived of their rightful compensation.

As stated in 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(6) of the US Bankruptcy Code, civil judgments resulting from “willful and malicious injury” are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. This provision reinforces the principle that those who intentionally cause harm cannot escape their financial obligations merely by seeking the shelter of bankruptcy.

At Gilde Law Firm, we view this provision not just as a statute but as a testament to our commitment to justice. We’ve seen firsthand the destructive aftermath of malicious conduct and believe in holding perpetrators fully accountable for their actions. By ensuring that defendants cannot discharge judgments arising from their malicious acts, we not only secure the compensation that victims rightfully deserve but also send a powerful message about the consequences of such reprehensible conduct.

To this end, we’ve bankrupted both companies and individuals who thought they could evade their responsibilities. And we remain resolute in our stance: if you engage in malicious acts and harm others, we are not afraid to ensure you face the full financial repercussions of your actions.

VI. GILDE LAW FIRM’S $1.2 BILLION VERDICT “SHAKES THE INTERNET” – HEARD WORLDWIDE

In a trial on August 9, 2023, Gilde Law Firm’s founder, Bradford J. Gilde, asked the jury in closing arguments to “shake the internet” with their verdict in an IBSA case against a local Houstonian.  The jury did just that and returned a verdict larger than Mr. Gilde asked for – $200 million more. And, the result? Their verdict, a statement to deter would-be IBSA perpetrators throughout the world, accomplished the end sought by Mr. Gilde. The verdict reached throughout the United States, in Europe (UK, France, Germany, Italy, etc.), New Zealand, and China. Some of the publications are seen below:

1. Woman is awarded $1.2 billion in ‘revenge porn’ lawsuit

Aug 15, 2023   bostonglobe.com         NATION        Amanda Holpuch New York Times

2. Woman Is Awarded $1.2 Billion in ‘Revenge Porn’ Lawsuit

Aug 15, 2023   The New York Times US       Amanda Holpuch

3. Texas revenge porn victim is awarded $1.2 BILLION in lawsuit against her ex-boyfriend who posted intimate photos on social media and adult sites

Aug 15, 2023   MailOnline      NEWS; Version:1       Joe Hutchison For Dailymail.Com

4. CONGRESSWOMAN SYLVIA GARCIA RESPONDS TO THE TEXAS ‘REVENGE PORN’ LAWSUIT

Aug 17, 2023   States News Service     States News Service

5. Gilde Law Firm, Pllc : Jury Awards Texas Woman $1.2 Billion In Image-Based Sexual Abuse Case

Aug 11, 2023   MENAFN – Press Releases (English)

6. Texas woman awarded $1.2B in ‘revenge porn’ case against former boyfriend

Aug 13, 2023   San Antonio Express-News Online     Sye Bennefield Jr

7. Harris County woman awarded $1.2 billion in revenge porn case

Aug 12, 2023   Houston Chronicle Online     HOUSTON NEWS   Renee Yan

8. Gilde Law Firm, PLLC : Jury Awards Texas Woman $1.2 Billion in Image-Based Sexual Abuse Case

Aug 11, 2023   PR Newswire

9. Woman awarded $1.2 billion in revenge porn case against ex-boyfriend

Aug 17, 2023   Plain Dealer, The: Web Edition Articles (Cleveland, Ohio)   NEWS Zach Mentz cleveland.com

10. Revenge porn victim awarded £1bn payout in exemplary damages

Aug 17, 2023   The Daily Telegraph (London)           NEWS; Pg. 12 Susie Coen

11. Revenge porn victim awarded £1bn payout in exemplary damages

Aug 17, 2023   The Daily Telegraph (London)           NEWS; Pg. 12 Susie Coen

12. Texas woman awarded $1.2bn in revenge porn case

Aug 16, 2023   National World           NEWSWORLD

13. Houston Jury Awards $1.2B In ‘Revenge Porn’ Suit

Aug 11, 2023   Law360 Legal News – Corporate         CYBERSECURITY & PRIVACY, MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT, PERSONAL INJURY & MEDICAL MALPRACTICE, TEXAS, TRIALS            Tom Lotshaw

14. Woman Awarded $1.2 Billion In Revenge Porn Verdict Against Ex-Boyfriend

Aug 15, 2023   WebNews – English     Bill Galluccio

15. Revenge porn victim awarded ‘staggering’ $1.2bn in damages

Aug 16, 2023   telegraph.co.uk            WORLD NEWS; Version:2  By Susie Coen, US Correspondent

16. Houston woman awarded $1.2 Billion in “revenge porn’ case against former boyfriend

Aug 11, 2023   Newsbank – Michigan News Sources   TEXAS           FOX 26 Digital

17. US: Texas Woman Awarded $1.2 Billion in ‘Revenge Porn’ Lawsuit

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English

18. Texas jury orders man to pay ex-girlfriend $1.2bn in revenge porn case

Aug 15, 2023   The Guardian (London)         US NEWS; Version:1 Lauren Aratani

19. She accused her ex of revenge porn. A jury said he should pay her $1.2B.

Aug 17, 2023   Newsbank – New Hampshire News Sources   B; Pg. 012        Daniel Wu

20. She accused her ex of revenge porn. A jury said he should pay her $1.2B.

Aug 17, 2023   The Union Leader (Manchester, NH)            B; Pg. 012        By Daniel Wu

21. She accused her ex of revenge porn. A jury ruled he should pay her R23-billion

Aug 15, 2023   DFA    The Washington Post

22. Jury awards Texas woman $1.2 billion in ‘revenge porn’ lawsuit

Aug 12, 2023   WebNews – English

23. Woman awarded $1.2 billion in revenge-porn case after her ex created a fake PornHub profile to share explicit photos with friends, family, and colleagues

Aug 14, 2023   Insider

24. Jury awards Texas woman $1.2 billion in ‘revenge porn’ lawsuit

Aug 11, 2023   WebNews – English

25. US ‘revenge porn’ victim awarded RM5.57bil in lawsuit against ex-boyfriend

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English     Ryan Nickerson

26. The woman who won R$6 billion in damages from her ex-boyfriend for revenge porn

Aug 16, 2023   CE Noticias Financieras English

27. The woman who won R$6 billion in damages from her ex-boyfriend for revenge porn

Aug 16, 2023   CE Noticias Financieras English

28. Texas woman awarded $1.2bn after ex-boyfriend posted revenge porn online

Aug 14, 2023   The Independent (United Kingdom)  US CRIME NEWS,AMERICAS,WORLD; Version:1            Andrea Blanco

29. Texas Jury Awards $1.2 Billion in Revenge Porn Case

Aug 17, 2023   Newstex Blogs Wayne Dupree Editor

30. Man ordered to pay ex $1.2billion after hacking her home security to spread ‘revenge porn’

Aug 15, 2023   mirror.co.uk    US NEWS; Version:2 By, Abigail O’Leary

31. Texas woman awarded $1.2 billion in damages after suing boyfriend for circulating smut pictures

Aug 17, 2023   The Telegraph (India) Amanda Holpuch

32. ‘Revenge porn’ lawsuit: Houston woman awarded $1.2 billion after ex-boyfriend posted intimate photos and videos of her

Aug 12, 2023   WebNews – English

33. Ex-Boyfriend Owes Woman $1.2 Billion in Revenge Porn Case, Jury Says

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English     Kylie Cheung

34. Texas woman was awarded $1.2 billion in damages in revenge porn case

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English

35. Texas woman awarded $1.2 billion in damages in revenge porn case

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English

36. Texas jury awards woman $1.2 billion in ‘revenge porn’ case

Aug 17, 2023   The Times of India (TOI)      US

37. Houston woman awarded $1.2 Billion in “revenge porn’ case against former boyfriend

Aug 12, 2023   WebNews – English

38. Woman wins huge $1.6B settlement in Texas revenge porn case

Aug 15, 2023   WebNews – English     Kathryn Mannie

39. Man who shared revenge porn of ex online ordered to pay her $1.2 billion

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English     Isabel Keane

40. Gilde Law Firm, PLLC : Jury Awards Texas Woman $1.2 Billion in Image-Based Sexual Abuse Case

Aug 11, 2023   WebNews – English

41. Gilde Law Firm, PLLC : Jury Awards Texas Woman $1.2 Billion in Image-Based Sexual Abuse Case

Aug 11, 2023   WebNews – English

42. Gilde Law Firm, PLLC : Jury Awards Texas Woman $1.2 Billion in Image-Based Sexual Abuse Case

Aug 11, 2023   WebNews – English

43. Gilde Law Firm, PLLC : Jury Awards Texas Woman $1.2 Billion in Image-Based Sexual Abuse Case

Aug 11, 2023   WebNews – English

44. Gilde Law Firm, PLLC : Jury Awards Texas Woman $1.2 Billion in Image-Based Sexual Abuse Case

Aug 11, 2023   WebNews – English

45. Jury Says Man Owes $1.2 Billion After He Allegedly Used Explicit Photos To ‘Torment’ Ex

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English     Pocharapon Neammanee

46. Texas woman awarded $1.2bn in revenge porn case

Aug 15, 2023   WebNews – English     Nadine Yousif

47. Woman awarded $1.2 billion in revenge porn case

Aug 18, 2023   WebNews – English

48. Woman Whose Ex Allegedly Shared Her Explicit Photos Urges Victims To Take Their Power Back

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English     Pocharapon Neammanee

49. Houston Jury Awards $1.2B In ‘Revenge Porn’ Suit

Aug 12, 2023   WebNews – English     Tom Lotshaw

50. Woman awarded $1.2 billion in revenge-porn case after her ex created a fake PornHub profile to share explicit photos with friends, family, and colleagues

Aug 14, 2023   WebNews – English     Joshua Zitser

51. BBC Radio 4 – 10:00 PM GMT

Aug 15, 2023   TVEyes – BBC Radio 4           U.K. NATIONAL RADIO

52. She accused her ex of revenge porn. A jury said he should pay her $1.2B.

Aug 15, 2023   WebNews – English     Daniel Wu

53. Woman hammer $1.2billion after ex-boyfriend post her naked fotos online

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English

54. BBC 2 Radio – 10:01 PM GMT

Aug 15, 2023   TVEyes – BBC Radio 2           U.K. NATIONAL RADIO

55. US: Texas woman awarded $1.2 billion in ‘revenge porn’ case

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – English

56. Texas woman awarded $1.2 billion in damages after suing boyfriend for circulating smut pictures

Aug 17, 2023   WebNews – English     Amanda Holpuch

57. BBC Radio 5 Live – 10:00 PM GMT

Aug 15, 2023   TVEyes – BBC Radio 5 Live   U.K. NATIONAL RADIO

58. $1.2B for revenge porn pix

Aug 17, 2023   The New York Post    All Editions; Pg. 22     Isabel Keane

59. Donald Trump’s Response to the Georgia Indictment

Aug 15, 2023   The New York Times BRIEFING     Matthew Cullen

60. Texas woman awarded $1.2 billion after ex-boyfriend put intimate photos in public Dropbox

Aug 16, 2023   NBCNEWS.com        Julianne McShane

61. Texas jury awards $1.2 billion in revenge porn case

Aug 16, 2023   Newstex Blogs Curt Cutting

62. A Houston Jury Awards Over a Billion Dollars to Woman in ‘Revenge Porn’ Lawsuit

Aug 14, 2023   WebNews – English

63. Usa : fa causa a fidanzato per revenge porn, ottiene 1,2 miliardi Texas , aveva inviato foto intime a familiari, amici e colleghi

Aug 16, 2023   ANSA Notiziario Generale in Italiano Politica – Estero

64. Usa : fa causa a fidanzato per revenge porn, ottiene 1,2 miliardi

Aug 16, 2023   SDA – Servizio di base in Italiano

65. Immagini hot e minacce, risarcimento miliardario per il revenge porn in Texas Stati Uniti

Aug 17, 2023   Corriere della Sera (Italy)        ESTERI; Pag. 13         Monica Ricci Sargentini

66. Historique: une amende de 1,1 milliard d’euros pour un cas de “revenge porn” au Texas

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – French

67. Despăgubiri de peste un miliard de dolari într-un caz de „revenge porn”

Aug 15, 2023   Webnews – Romanian Valentin TUDOR

68. Despăgubiri de peste un miliard de dolari într-un caz de „revenge…

Aug 15, 2023   Webnews – Romanian Valentin TUDOR

69. Woman awarded $1.2 bn in ‘Revenge Porn’ case

Aug 17, 2023   WebNews – English

70. No Headline In Original

Aug 18, 2023   The New Zealand Herald       WORLD; Pg. A012

71. Despăgubiri de peste un miliard de dolari într-un caz de „revenge porn” în SUA. Cum era șantajată femia

Aug 15, 2023   Webnews – Romanian George-Andrei Cristescu

72. Despăgubiri de peste un miliard de dolari într-un caz de „revenge porn” în SUA. Cum era șantajată femeia

Aug 15, 2023   Webnews – Romanian George-Andrei Cristescu

73. Une femme obtient 1,2 milliard de dollars

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – French

74. In Texas una sentenza esemplare sul revenge porn

Aug 17, 2023   WebNews – Italian

75. No Headline In Original

Aug 18, 2023   Rotorua Daily Post      WORLD; Pg. A013

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Aug 18, 2023   Whanganui Chronicle (New Zealand) WORLD; Pg. A013

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Aug 18, 2023   Hawke’s Bay Today     WORLD; Pg. A022

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Aug 18, 2023   Bay of Plenty Times (New Zealand)   WORLD; Pg. A014

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Aug 18, 2023   Northern Advocate (New Zealand)     WORLD; Pg. A013

80. Pubblica le foto intime della sua ex: condannato a un risarcimento di oltre un miliardo di dollari

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – Italian

81. Averea pe care o are de primit o femeie, după ce fostul soţ i-a distribuit fotografii porno

Aug 16, 2023   Webnews – Romanian Daniel Contescu

82. Für das Verbreiten von Rachepornos: Mann in Texas muss Ex-Freundin 1,2 Milliarden Dollar zahlen

Aug 17, 2023   WebNews – German   Tristan Fiedler

83. Rachepornos: Geschworene sprechen Opfer in Texas 1,2 Milliarden US -Dollar zu

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – German   Stefan Krempl

84. Mann verschickt “Rachepornos” – Milliarden-Entschädigung

Aug 16, 2023   WebNews – German

85. 德州女子在一起色情报复案件中获得 12 亿美元赔偿

Aug 17, 2023   WebNews – Chinese