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In a variety of cases where there are minimum penalties from HIPAA to espionage, and there are different levels of clarity, e.g. in HIPAA unknowingly violating
by latency-guy2 3y ago
In a variety of cases where there are minimum penalties from HIPAA to espionage, and there are different levels of clarity, e.g. in HIPAA unknowingly violating patient information and rights leads to a $100 penalty/year along with some type of suspension from the respective medical board if they so deem it necessary. This grows up to $25k a year along with jail time up to 10 years, and in some extreme cases up to $100k a year.
Espionage has increasing penalties all the way up to extreme positions such as treason.
When it pertains to government documents including public documents, CRM 1663, 1664, 1665 all can apply to this man's case. Each one can be a different change, and each one has a penalty of 5 years maximum.
This is literally the first case of this ever happening as well, an example not being made of the man is simply dumbfounding.