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Originally Posted by zorgon
So by that logic if I go out of my house one day and forget to lock the door, though its closed, that gives you the okay to walk in and rob me because I did not have a sign on my door saying keep out?
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You're making a strawman here... If you leave your door open and I walk in, notice you're not at home and walk out, without robbing you then I did not commit a crime. Even if while Inside I look at the photo album on your desk...
Theres a difference between ethical behavior and committing crimes. It would not be ethical of me. But it would technically not be a crime.
If I ROB you then I commit a crime... If I take something that belongs to you that is not inside your house then I would commit a crime. The fact that there is a house around the object makes no difference.
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Originally Posted by murnut
No "hacker" has ever gotten more than 10 years, and 95% are sentence to under 5.
Gary and some of his supporters have deliberately stretched the limits of the truth to play the sympathy card.
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Foreigners were kidnapped and trialled by the US some were even subjected to torture. People who committed less of a crime than McKinnon. Without any hearings. If I were the British I'd demand some very reliable guarantees for this man's welbeing and fair trial.