Louisiana Private Investigator Licensing Practice Exam

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According to Louisiana law, is it lawful for someone to impersonate another person online without consent?

Yes, if there is no intent to harm
Yes, as long as it is not a fictional person
No, it is always unlawful
Yes, but only for business purposes

The correct answer is: No, it is always unlawful

Under Louisiana law, impersonating another person online without their consent is always unlawful. This legal framework is designed to protect individuals from identity theft, fraud, and other harmful consequences that can arise from impersonation. The law recognizes that even if the impersonation does not have the intent to harm, it can still violate the privacy and rights of the person being impersonated. Such actions can lead to significant legal repercussions, making it crucial for individuals to understand the serious nature of impersonation, regardless of the situation or intent behind it. This provision reflects a broader legal commitment to safeguarding personal identity and integrity in the digital environment.