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I'd say that should only be fraud if you lied to get access, I don't agree with interpretations that allow any random AUP to create new felonies. Don't get me
by Natsu 5y ago
I'd say that should only be fraud if you lied to get access, I don't agree with interpretations that allow any random AUP to create new felonies.
Don't get me wrong, I understand how that can be straightforwardly interpreted as "unauthorized access." I'm advocating for what the law should be, in my view. The idea is to make a bright line that gives a test for mens rea to avoid over-criminalization while not being too unreasonable. I'm sure there could be scenarios I haven't thought of that would turn out poorly.