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It seems to me that this Assistant DA was trying to coerce this guy into breaking international law. I would think that some of these foreign countries have law
by inetsee 14y ago
It seems to me that this Assistant DA was trying to coerce this guy into breaking international law. I would think that some of these foreign countries have laws about hacking (installing back doors, secretly extracting user information, etc.). It could be argued that this Assistant DA could be charged with an attempted conspiracy to violate said international laws. I can imagine a scenario where he goes on vacation outside the US and discovers that there's an international warrant for his arrest.
- sleazebreeze 14y agoNo way would any country on that list dare cross the US. An international warrant for a US government employee? That shit would get canned faster than you can say State Department.
- hef19898 14y agoItaly did it back the day with some CIA guys. Never want came out of it, so.