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Four of the six charges were related to accessing a computer. In this case, that amounted to logging in and downloading files.
by betterunix 14y ago
Four of the six charges were related to accessing a computer. In this case, that amounted to logging in and downloading files.
- mpyne 14y agoAnd yet the trade secret charge had the harshest penalty, and the conspiracy charge was tied for second-harshest. Maybe the Federal Sentencing Guidelines count the number of charges convicted on but it's hard to claim that the CFAA is the only or predominant reason Nosal will be facing jail time in this particular case.