Dutch youths convicted of virtual theft

[Hurlshort]

I would think any mediocre lawyer could get that woman off easily. They guy gave her the login information, it's not like she stole it or hacked it.

[newc0253]

I would think any mediocre lawyer could get that woman off easily.

that would be an insult to mediocre lawyers everywhere. a half-blind donkey with a learning impairment could point out the flaws in that sham of a case.

[Aristes]

I would think any mediocre lawyer could get that woman off easily.

that would be an insult to mediocre lawyers everywhere. a half-blind donkey with a learning impairment could point out the flaws in that sham of a case.

 

hahahahaha

 

EDIT: Ooops, I agree. The case sounds ridiculous. Didn't want to post without actually making a comment.

 

hahahahaha That was funny

 

You know, none of these cases has actually revolved around anything done entirely online. Every one of them has had a real life component.

Edited October 23, 2008 by Aristes

[crakkie]

Woah

 

The thing is, "illegally accessing a computer and manipulating electronic data" is basically a hacking charge. She could most likely be convicted if they follow the definition very closely. The absurdity of what was hacked and the coverage the case is getting might get the case dropped, though.