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I like that quote. From my perspective, I've mostly seen people complaining about applications of the CFAA that lacked good judgement, in favor of a broadly ap
by dublinben 13y ago
I like that quote. From my perspective, I've mostly seen people complaining about applications of the CFAA that lacked good judgement, in favor of a broadly applied, poorly-written set of rules.
- mpyne 13y agoYes, there's definitely a tension between narrowly applying rules and leaving them too broad. IMHO the recent CFAA cases have correctly met the spirit of the law (save perhaps for Manning), the problem is that (especially in Aaron's case) the sentence is disproportionate.