The courts of law in the UK are on the whole the competence of the UK Government, but certain powers exist for devolved administrations to provide guidance to the Courts, something it has been argued could be helpful in terms of how Internet trollers are dealt with in the case of Wales, where the Welsh Government can issue guidance on the welfare of digital teens and other young people (Bishop, 2012). Table 1 provides a useful guide on how EMFts can be classified according to the type, the gravity and the severity of the offence and the appropriate legal provision for a trolling offence of that kind (Bishop, 2013a; Bishop, 2013b). It also provides a ‘CPS score’ which is the rating given by the UK public prosecutor, the Crown Prosecution Service, to determine whether a particular electronic message fault should be prosecuted (Starmer, 2013).