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It wasn't because of a copyright violation. It was because after he was booted off MIT's network for violating their TOS, he went out of his way to find another
by amyjess 6y ago
It wasn't because of a copyright violation. It was because after he was booted off MIT's network for violating their TOS, he went out of his way to find another way to get back on their network by unauthorized means and resume the same activity he got kicked off for.
- WarOnPrivacy 6y agoIn response to the question "What is the ethical justification for 52 years of stacked federal charges?", is this your final answer?