Spook Remailer writes:

> As they corresponded, the hacker infected [accused pedo, OC CA Judge]
> Kline's computer with a virus that allowed him to copy
> the entire contents of the judge's hard drive. The hacker, 
> whom prosecutors have not named, then
> messaged Posey about what he had found.

Isn't that unauthorized access to a computer system?  Why isn't the
"hacker" being prosecuted too?

If prosecutors don't prosecute vigilantes who commit illegal acts to help
police do an end run around civil rights, what's the difference between
that, and the police collecting evidence illegally to begin with?

Randall Schwartz goes down on three felony counts for accessing a
workplace computer, and we have script kiddies being hailed at heros for
breaking into judges' computers, and copying their hard drives.  That sort
of screams double standard, doesn't it?

-- 
Eric Michael Cordian 0+
O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division
"Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"

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