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In FCC v. Pacifica Foundation, the court ruled that the broad-based nature of ________ communication mandated a greater level of scrutiny.
 
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Question 2

The primary difference between data alteration and network intrusion is the
 
  a. characteristics of the computer criminal who commits these offenses.
  b. sophistication of the action.
  c. intent of the intruder.
  d. punishment imposed for the offenses.



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Answer to Question 1

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