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New Mexico Computer Crimes Laws



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Code Section30-45-1, et seq.
Mental State Required for ProsecutionKnowingly, willfully
Misdemeanor Computer CrimesAny of the following, causing damages less than $250: access; access plus scheme to defraud; alter, damage or destroy hard/software; disclosure, copy or display of computer information; less than $100 is a petty misdemeanor
Felony Computer CrimesAny of the following, causing damages greater than $250: access; access plus scheme to defraud; alter, damage or destroy hard/software; disclosure, copy or display of computer information; $250 to $2500 in damages, 4th degree felony; $2500 to $20,000, 3rd degree felony, $20,000 or greater, 2nd degree felony
Attempt Considered a Crime?No
Civil Lawsuit Permitted?No

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