Archive | Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
Magistrate Judge Concludes That Fraud Scheme Using Video Poker Machine Falls Outside the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
Recent Developments — Both in the Courts and in Congress — on the Scope of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
Ninth Circuit Hands Down En Banc Decision in United States v. Nosal, Adopting Narrow Interpretation of Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
Thoughts on the Oral Arguments in United States v. Nosal
“When Computer Misuse Becomes A Crime”
The Trespass Tort Versus the CFAA: A Response to the Oracle Amicus Brief in Nosal
My Assessment of Senator Leahy’s Proposed Amendment to the CFAA
Fox News and WSJ Columns on the Scope of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
Cautiously Optimistic After the Judiciary Committee Hearing on the CFAA
My Congressional Testimony on the Need to Narrow the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
How DOJ Can Use the CFAA to Try to Federalize State Crimes
Ninth Circuit Grants Rehearing En Banc in United States v. Nosal
The Law of Cyberwar: What FDR, Hitler, and the Blitz Can Teach Us
By Stewart Baker on September 30, 2011 9:41 pm in Computer Crime Law, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, International Law, Uncategorized