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Fraud mostly. Depending on specifics also impersonating an official/officer of the law and unauthorised access to information.
by polymatter 7y ago
Fraud mostly. Depending on specifics also impersonating an official/officer of the law and unauthorised access to information.
- gknoy 7y agoIn the example he gave, he was impersonating a phone company employee, not an officer of the law.
- testvox 7y agoIts not fraud, at least not as federally defined because that only covers money, property, or "depriv[ing] another of the intangible right of honest services". It does not cover information.