convicted
Rolling Stone attacker convicted
Perverted Justice served.
Sep 27 2010 3:12PM
Convicted spammer escapes from prison
Convicted spammer Edward "Eddie" Davidson has escaped from a federal prison camp after serving just five weeks of a 21 month sentence..
Jul 23 2008 4:48PM
Convicted spammer escapes from prison
Convicted spammer Edward "Eddie" Davidson has escaped from a federal prison camp after serving just five weeks of a 21 month sentence.
Jul 23 2008 1:24PM
Convicted forensics expert defends record
Perhaps the hardest thing for Jim Bates to hear at his sentencing for making false written witness statements in criminal proceedings was the Judge, Simon Hammond, saying: "I’m quite sure his career as an expert witness is now finished.".
Apr 14 2008 7:35AM
First hacker convicted for Estonia attacks
A 20-year-old hacker has become the first person to be convicted for taking part in last year's attacks on Estonian web sites..
Jan 28 2008 10:03PM
Pair convicted in US$6M piracy bust
Counterfeit software sold on eBay.
Jun 27 2007 11:30AM
Two porn spammers convicted on several charges
Two 41-year-old men were convicted Monday for their connection to a global mass pornographic spamming operation that resulted in hundreds of thousands of complaints from AOL customers, federal authorities said.
Jun 27 2007 11:13AM
Connecticut teacher convicted on school porn charge a victim of spyware
The scheduled sentencing Friday for a Connecticut substitute teacher convicted of exposing her middle-school students to pop-up internet pornography has been postponed so the 40-year-old's new defense team can learn about the case.
Feb 28 2007 5:01PM
Trio convicted of US$60m software fraud
Group resold Microsoft educational products and laundered profits.
Dec 12 2006 9:46AM
Convicted hacker sentenced to three years in jail
A California man was sentenced to three years in prison last week for hacking into thousands of PCs, including some within the U.S. Department of Defense.
Aug 29 2006 7:52PM
Trespassing thief and fraudster convicted
A businessman has been convicted of 120 counts of unauthorized access in what is claimed to be the biggest “computer theft” case of all time.
Aug 16 2005 1:14PM
