In June 1998, New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver filed an action against Governor Pataki, objecting to the partial veto of L.1998, chs. At the time of publication, the final status of L.1998, chs. Computer tampering in the fourth degree is a class A misdemeanor. In June 1998, New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver filed an action against Governor Pataki, objecting to the partial veto of L.1998, chs. At the time of publication, the final status of L.1998, chs.
Computer tampering in the third degree is a class E felony.
In June 1998, New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver filed an action against Governor Pataki, objecting to the partial veto of L.1998, chs. At the time of publication, the final status of L.1998, chs. Computer tampering in the second degree is a class D felony. In June 1998, New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver filed an action against Governor Pataki, objecting to the partial veto of L.1998, chs. At the time of publication, the final status of L.1998, chs.