Rutgers Spying Case

• US won't seek ex-Rutgers student Dharun Ravi's deportation

  US immigration officials will not seek the deportation of Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers University student who was convicted earlier this year of bias crimes for spying by webcam on his gay roommate's encounter with another man, a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesman said on Monday.

• Dharun Ravi's apology rejected by room-mate's parents

  The Indian-born former Rutgers University student convicted of using a webcam to spy on his gay roommate reported to jail Thursday as the victim's parents rejected his written apology as a "public relations piece" and said the judge missed an opportunity to highlight the seriousness of bias crimes.

• What is hate? Rutgers webcam case rekindles debate

  A week before Dharun Ravi was sentenced to jail for using a webcam to spy on a gay college roommate who later killed himself, supporters rallied behind him, arguing that New Jersey laws should be changed so that someone in his situation could not be found guilty of a hate crime.

• Webcam spying case: Protestors gather to show support for Dharun Ravi

  Several hundred protesters gathered on Monday at the New Jersey State House to show support for a former Rutgers student convicted of bias intimidation and to call attention to what they see as injustices in New Jersey's hate-crime laws.

• Webcam spying case: Clementi's gay partner describes verdict on Ravi as 'just'

  With Indian-origin student Dharun Ravi convicted in the webcam spying case, the family of his Rutgers roommate Tyler Clementi, who had committed suicide, say the case brought pain to many people and should serve as an example that others should be treated with respect.

• Webcam spying case: Indian-origin student Dharun Ravi convicted

  A former Rutgers University student convicted on Friday in the webcam spying episode that ended in his gay roommate's suicide could be headed off to prison in a case experts say stands as a tragic lesson for young people about casual cruelties and unintended consequences in the Internet age.

• Deportation a risk in Dharun Ravi case

  Jurors deliberating in the hate-crime trial of a former university student accused of webcam spying on his roommate won't be deciding just whether he'll go to prison - they also could indirectly determine whether he's deported to his native India.

• Dharun Ravi trial: Mystery man testifies in webcam spying case in US

  A man who witnesses say was watched via webcam while kissing a Rutgers University student who later committed suicide took the stand on Friday, telling jurors that he noticed the webcam while the two were being intimate.

• Dharun Ravi trial: Defendant's views debated in roommate webcam spying case

  The trial of a former Rutgers University student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate's intimate liaison with another man opened on Friday with questions about whether the defendant had a problem with gay people.