Criminals who post images or videos to the Internet of their violent exploits could face stiffer penalties under a new bill in Congress. Troubled by what he called a "recent trend of posting videotaped attacks onto Web sites like MySpace," Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, a Florida Republican, proposed requiring states to consider such behavior when issuing sentences.
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