RE: CRIME [Fwd: [Politech] Does Justice Department prosecute denial ofservice attacks?]

From: jbryner1 (jbryner1@private)
Date: Sat Sep 27 2003 - 11:20:23 PDT

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But, what's to stop the victim ISP from suing the 17year old/his parents for
damages under 25k in a civil case?

Jeff.

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<I thought this was interesting.  The attitude seems to be that they are
unwilling to prosecute unless it can be used to enhance careers or
someone with money and/or influence was involved.>

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