COMPUTER CRIME UPDATE: THE VIEW AS WE EXIT 1984
Jay BloomBecker · bepress Legal Repository · 1985
I. AN OVERVIEW 628 A. Historical Background : 629 B. PublicityProblems and Promises 632 1. When Should Counsel Open His or Her Mouth? 632 2. When Should Counsel Shut His or Her Client's Mouth? 634 3. Can Counsel Network? 635 4. Should Counsel Cash on Publicity? ....... 635 C. Law Enforcement Reactions to the Hacking EpI·demlc . 635 1. Computer System Seizures 636 2. Stinging Bulletin Boards 636 3. Informants 637 D. Legal Approaches to Computer Crime 637 1. Intent 639 2. Juvenile Law 640 E. Business Perspectives on Computer Crime 640 F. Hackers as the Huckster's Dream 642 G. Computer Crime in Court 645 1. Dismissals 645 2. Sentencing 647 II. CHALLENGES IN THE LAW 648 A. A New De Minimus 648