Judge Wu said that the jury essentially found Drew guilty of violating MySpace’s terms of service by setting up an account for a fictitious person.

“If [Lori Drew] is to be found guilty of illegally accessing computers, anyone who has ever violated the social networking site’s terms of service would be guilty of a misdemeanor. That would be unconstitutional,” Wu said, adding that it could mean that even those who lie about their age on networking sites would be guilty of a crime.