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Missouri Computer Crimes Laws



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Code Section537.525, 569.094, et seq.
Mental State Required for ProsecutionKnowingly
Misdemeanor Computer CrimesClass A misdemeanor: tampering with computer equipment, tampering with computer users
Felony Computer CrimesTampering with computer equipment with purpose to scheme, defraud, or obtain property the value of which is $150 or more is class D felony; if damage to computer or related parts is between $150 and $1,000, then class D felony; if damage is $1,000 or more, then class C felony; tampering with computer users with purpose to scheme, defraud, or obtain property the value of which is $150 or more, class D felony
Attempt Considered a Crime?No
Civil Lawsuit Permitted?Yes

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