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Ever heard of a plea deal? He was obligated to 'admit wrongdoing' in order to get a reduced sentence. Sure, he could have stuck to his guns, but, jail has very
by Negative1 10y ago
Ever heard of a plea deal? He was obligated to 'admit wrongdoing' in order to get a reduced sentence. Sure, he could have stuck to his guns, but, jail has very bad internet.
- Someone1234 10y agoI meant in his book and speeches he has since given he has admitted doing more or less what they accused him of doing. I'd definitely agree that the solitary confinement was cruel and unusual. I'd also agree that the law wasn't mature enough when he was charged so he was charged with proxy-laws. But ultimately he did do what they said he did, and some of it was pretty messed up. He would definitely be charged today with computer crimes (or generic crimes) for many of his exploits at the time.
- josefresco 10y agoI would imagine owning up to his "crimes" helps his business / brand. If he disclaimed all credit, he would be seen less an an expert in his field of work. https://www.mitnicksecurity.com https://www.mitnicksecurity.com