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Tag Archives: employee e-mail
E-MAILS AND LITIGATION
The e-mail read, “I don’t want to cook the books anymore” and when the author of that e-mail heard that an Ernst & Young employee who was auditing those books was leaving the company wrote in another e-mail “Can you … Continue reading
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Tagged discovery, e-discovery, employee e-mail, federal rules of civil procedure, litigation
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9th CIRCUIT RULES ON EMPLOYEE USE OF WORK COMPUTERS
The 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. § 1830) made criminal intentionally accessing a protected computer without authorization or exceeding authorized access to that computer and thereby obtaining information it as well as doing so with the intent … Continue reading
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Tagged Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, dating sites, employee e-mail, hacking, Judge Kozinski
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