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mwit1967

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Bradley Harrison was hired by Billiards, Inc Before leaving his current employer, Pool Party, Inc, he downloaded Pool Party's contract forms and customer lists to take with him to his new job. Has Bradley broken any laws?

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Jan Lesh was able to gain access to the federal government's records on student loans and loan repayments. Lesh changed his loan balance from 8200.00 to 2800.00. Lesh then repaid the 2800.00 and received his notice of payment in full. Has Lesh committed any crimes?



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Answer to Question 1

Economic Espionage Act - appropriating trade secrets by download.

Answer to Question 2

Lesh has violated the Counterfeit Access Device and Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. He accessed the information on student loans without authorization and then changed the amount of his loan balance. In addition, the repayment of only 2800 as opposed to 8200 and the receipt of the payment in full statement was a form of theft. Lesh took funds from the government that did not belong to him. He accomplished the embezzlement in a peculiar way, but he did take government funds.



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