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Missouri Bill Calls for Punishing Bullies When Their Victims Commit Suicide
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2018-02-13
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Missouri lawmakers heard testimony on Monday on a bill that would allow bullies to be charged with manslaughter if their actions result in a victim's suicide. The bill is named Kenny's Law after a teen who took his life in December 2016.
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