Dharun Ravi

A former Rutgers University student who was convicted of hate crimes for using a webcam to see a snippet of his roommate kissing another man is asking a judge to overturn the jury's verdict.

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The parents of a teenager who killed himself after his Rutgers roommate used a webcam to view his liaison with another man says the jury got it right.

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The former Rutgers University student convicted in the webcam spying case that ended in his gay roommate's suicide says he was insensitive, but not biased.

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The Dharun Ravi/Tyler Clementi web cam spying case has become a national story. Since the verdict came down last week, people have been vocal with their opinions.   There are many people who disagree with the ruling brought down against Ravi. Ravi was found guilty on parts of all 15 counts against him, including four bias intimidation counts. Keep reading to find out how you can help show your support for Dharun Ravi.

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As much as I'm bothered by the guilty verdicts against Dharun Ravi regarding 'bias intimidation', I'm equally bothered by all the listeners who've called this radio station using words like 'joke' or 'prank' to characterize the spycam incident

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An alternate juror in the trial of a former Rutgers University student convicted in a webcam spying episode that ended in his gay roommate's suicide says he disagrees with the verdict.

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What is the next legal step for Dharun Ravi?

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New Jersey's gay rights groups weigh in on Dharun Ravi's verdict in the Rutgers webcam spying case.

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A former Rutgers University student accused of using a webcam to spy on his gay roommate's love life was convicted of invasion of privacy and anti-gay intimidation Friday in a case that exploded into the headlines when the victim threw himself to his death off a bridge.

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Now that a jury has found Dharun Ravi guilty of a host of charges in the Rutgers webcam spy case – including invasion of privacy, bias intimidation, witness tampering and hindering arrest – experts say the legal implications could be very significant.

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