The First District Court of Appeal reversed yesterday in Young v. Young, a case in which the lower court granted an injunction against domestic violence in response to allegations that the wife had changed her husband’s e-mail password and used private information from the passwords in court filings. The court found that the behavior was cyberstalking, but the statutory definition of that term required reversal.
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