Instead, spiced with warnings, emphasizing stealth, the article's agenda is palpably transgressive. Sablan must have had a wrongful intent in accessing the computer in order to be convicted under the statute. . . . Therefore, we hold that the computer fraud statute's mens rea requirement is sufficient to meet constitutional standards. By Mark D. Rasch. From the Computer Law Association.
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