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The Supreme Court could soon be tackling the question of whether a person’s text message can be responsible for someone else’s actions.

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Massachusetts lawyers appeal texting suicide case to Supreme Court

The Supreme Court could soon be tackling the question of whether a person’s text message can be responsible for someone else’s actions.

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