Think he'll do time?

[normiss 891]

Busted!

hacking is usually taken rather seriously...and if they nail you down to your ip address and data off your pc, it's hard to beat those charges!

[marks2065 0]

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Busted!

hacking is usually taken rather seriously...and if they nail you down to your ip address and data off your pc, it's hard to beat those charges!

he should. if i did that i would be going to jail.

[Andy9o8 2]

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Busted!

hacking is usually taken rather seriously...and if they nail you down to your ip address and data off your pc, it's hard to beat those charges!

he should. if i did that i would be going to jail.

Depends on prior record and intent. No prior record would militate for probation. Record of doing this, or other past criminal record, possible jail time. If the intent was just the thrill of hacking w/o malicious intent, probably probation. If the intent was to do something malicious and/or steal, time to get that colonoscopy.

[akarunway 1]

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Busted!

hacking is usually taken rather seriously...and if they nail you down to your ip address and data off your pc, it's hard to beat those charges!

Doubt it. Politicians son. Realeased on a OR bond. If it were me (joe sixpack) it'd be a 100K bond and 5 yrs in the pen. He'll get a slap on the wrist.

I hold it true, whate'er befall;
I feel it, when I sorrow most;
'Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at all.

[Andy9o8 2]

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Busted!

hacking is usually taken rather seriously...and if they nail you down to your ip address and data off your pc, it's hard to beat those charges!

Doubt it. Politicians son. Realeased on a OR bond. If it were me (joe sixpack) it'd be a 100K bond and 5 yrs in the pen. He'll get a slap on the wrist.

Aside from the fact that you obviously ignored my post about sentencing considerations, pre-trial bond is not designed to punish presumptively; it is designed to guarantee a defendant's attendance at trial.

I agree that it appears the kid's guilty from the newspaper accounts. But he's pleaded not guilty. What if someone else used his computer? What if .... whatever? As recently discussed, he's entitled to a trial. Until then, please don't sentence him until he's convicted, and please don't convict him until he's had his trial. Newspaper articles do not a trial make.

[akarunway 1]

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Busted!

hacking is usually taken rather seriously...and if they nail you down to your ip address and data off your pc, it's hard to beat those charges!

Doubt it. Politicians son. Realeased on a OR bond. If it were me (joe sixpack) it'd be a 100K bond and 5 yrs in the pen. He'll get a slap on the wrist.

Aside from the fact that you obviously ignored my post about sentencing considerations, pre-trial bond is not designed to punish presumptively; it is designed to guarantee a defendant's attendance at trial.

I agree that it appears the kid's guilty from the newspaper accounts. But he's pleaded not guilty. What if someone else used his computer? What if .... whatever? As recently discussed, he's entitled to a trial. Until then, please don't sentence him until he's convicted, and please don't convict him until he's had his trial. Newspaper articles do not a trial make.

Don't put words in my mouth. He surely deserves a fair trial. People use my computer all the time but only those I trust. My comment about the OR bond was that the average joe would't get preferential treatment. Yrs. ago I also walked into a jail to turn myself in for some petty trumped up charge.Guess what? I had to have $7500 dollars in my pocket to walk back out after booking. Which I did. The system SUCKS

I hold it true, whate'er befall;
I feel it, when I sorrow most;
'Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at all.

[georgerussia 0]

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hacking is usually taken rather seriously...and if they nail you down to your ip address and data off your pc, it's hard to beat those charges!

In the scenario you describe it could only be proven that someone used this PC to hack. Leaves a lot of room for speculations, like what if there was a party in his house at this time? Anyone could go there and do it.

Personally I do not think someone clever enough to hack the email account would not know that he needs to use web proxies, or at least go to airport/Starbacks and use their wireless Internet. However it might be just stupidity through typical security questions people choose like "what was your elementary school" or "the name of your first pet", where everyone could get the answers just by reading their MySpace page. But this is not hacking, its social engineering.

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[MegaGoliath11 0]

yeah maybe since Mrs. Palin is a GOV. But then again Mrs. Palin was trying to avoid doing time by using Yahoo as her primary email. In the Army I can be punished for using non-official email to conduct official business. Oh wait.... that's because integrity is an Army value. shit Alaska Governnship surely doesn't require that, I mean how then would you finish building a road to a bridge to nowhere then claim maverick status?

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yeah maybe since Mrs. Palin is a GOV. But then again Mrs. Palin was trying to avoid doing time by using Yahoo as her primary email. In the Army I can be punished for using non-official email to conduct official business. Oh wait.... that's because integrity is an Army value. shit Alaska Governnship surely doesn't require that, I mean how then would you finish building a road to a bridge to nowhere then claim maverick status?

Or how would you request $1 million earmarked to the company who just gave your wife a $190,000 raise?

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[MegaGoliath11 0]

yeah yeah tsk tsk. I'm sorry man, but ya know I can't vote Republican this time. I think we all realize that Mr. Obama will soon become President Obama and honestly I can't wait.

[downwardspiral 0]

well at least that's honest.

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