So how would the law work if she were based in California but dispensing advice to someone in Florida via Skype? Or email? Or over the phone? What if the advic

So how would the law work if she were based in California but dispensing advice to someone in Florida via Skype? Or email? Or over the phone? What if the advice was obtained from a book that someone wrote, and that author lives in another state or country? Would it be treated differently if the author happened to reside in Florida? It's cases like this that really shine a light on the inadequacy of local laws to deal with the new digital reality. Not only are a lot of the laws outdated, but I think many senior bureaucrats and elected officials drawing up the laws don't understand how people use technology (and abuse it), or where the technology is going.