Sunday, April 06, 1997 To read a story, HIGHLIGHT headline and click READ. IN BRIEF Online harassment spawns legal debate ----------END-----------
	Jayne Hitchcock of Crofton, Md., looks at "The Abuse of Use Net" web page that outlines ways she was harrassed online by a New York literary agency. Photo by John Mummert/Associated Press.	Online harassment spawns legal debate ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Jayne Hitchcock never imagined she would become the poster child for the movement to ban online harassment.       Then she logged onto the Internet to warn other writers about a New York literary agency she thought was conning her by asking for $225 to review her book. FULL TEXT IN BRIEF Municipal court      to install video FULL TEXT
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