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Mississippi Computer Crimes Laws


More Information on Computer Crime Laws

Code Section97-45-1, et seq. Note: Section does not specifically classify crimes listed as either felony or misdemeanor. Offenses listed in misdemeanor or felony columns are based on the levels of punishments imposed rather than by explicit classification
Mental State Required for ProsecutionIntentionally
Misdemeanor Computer CrimesAccess; any of the following, causing damages less than $100: interfere with use; alter, damage or destroy hard/software; traffic in passwords
Felony Computer CrimesAccess plus scheme to defraud; any of the following, causing damages greater than $100: interfere with use; alter, damage or destroy hard/software; traffic in passwords
Attempt Considered a Crime?No
Civil Lawsuit Permitted?No

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