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>>Seriously, read the indictment. I have, and to the extent a conspiracy occurred that conspiracy was completely in another nation so to apply this to your ana
by syshum 9y ago
>>Seriously, read the indictment.
I have, and to the extent a conspiracy occurred that conspiracy was completely in another nation so to apply this to your analogy if this shop selling cricket bats with a owner that provides pointers to beat people up with it is located outside the US, then the person they provided pointers to travels to the US to beat someone up do you still believe the shop keeper has violated US law?
I still do not
- ubernostrum 9y agoIf the conspiracy was to break into or attack US computer systems, it's a crime the US has jurisdiction over. If it had been a conspiracy to break into or attack French computer systems, France would have jurisdiction over it. If it were a conspiracy to break into or attack Mongolian computer systems, Mongolia would have jurisdiction over it. I don't see anything unusual here.