> Changing a URL is not "malicious use" the law disagrees as far as your doctor's office strawman - it's a strawman. To see those files, you don't have to ac

> Changing a URL is not "malicious use" the law disagrees as far as your doctor's office strawman - it's a strawman. To see those files, you don't have to actively do anything, if they are left at the desk. Now, if you pick up one of those closed folders, open it, then start looking through it - you have an equivalent comparison. You also have an arrest record. But don't argue with me. What he did is literally illegal.