> Good to read a story where teen hackers get rehabilitated rather than heavily punished and pushed further into crime. That said, they don't really strike me a

> Good to read a story where teen hackers get rehabilitated rather than heavily punished and pushed further into crime. That said, they don't really strike me as genius hackers. More just opportunistic and perpetually online. Rehabilitation is an excellent path, but removing consequences makes rehabilitation significantly less effective. It does not need to be either - or. It also furthers an apparent divide of justice system, irrelevant if it does or does not exists.