US Supreme Court to consider limiting reach of computer fraud law

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US Supreme Court to consider limiting reach of computer fraud law

After cop convicted for probing if a purported local stripper was an undercover agent.

The US Supreme Court will consider whether to limit the type of conduct that can be prosecuted under a federal computer fraud law in a case it took up on Monday involving a former Georgia police officer convicted after agreeing to investigate whether a purported local stripper was an undercover ...

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