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Criminalizing cyberbullying is not the most effective solution to the problem,
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time in some cyberbullying cases.
The co-director of the Cyberbullying Research Center stated that the best
responses to cyberbullying include in-school detention and family partnership
programs.
More than half of young people reported being cyberbullied in 2014.
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