Good. It's hard to think of any other cases / examples where breaching a service contract which doesn't also lead to a crime is directly punishable under a stat

Good. It's hard to think of any other cases / examples where breaching a service contract which doesn't also lead to a crime is directly punishable under a statute. I suppose it would be like the manufacturer of a blowtorch saying "this can only be used to blowtorch X,Y and Z" and then calling the Feds on you for using it to toast the tops of your creme brulee. Or you tuning a pressure washer up to a higher than agreed upon pressure and discovering that there's some flaw in a component. You may have lost the warranty, but haven't broken a law. But even those aren't great analogies