Topping the inaugural iAWFUL list is a New Jersey social networking bill, which the group argues would force a large number of Web sites to become law enforcement investigators. The measure would impose civil and Consumer Fraud Act penalties on social networking sites for failure to promptly probe and report to law enforcement a user's complaint of sexually offensive and harassing communications. Other bills making the iAWFUL top 10 include proposals from California, Connecticut, North Carolina, Nevada, Texas, New York and federal bills aimed at curbing organized retail crime. Some measures would penalize environmentally friendly digital download purchases, hobble the use of online marketplaces, and harm local businesses, iAWFUL stated.