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West Virginia Computer Crimes Laws


More Information on Computer Crime Laws

Code Section61-3C-1, et seq.
Mental State Required for ProsecutionKnowingly, willfully
Misdemeanor Computer CrimesUnauthorized access to computer services; unauthorized possession of computer data or programs having value under $5,000; disruption or denial of computer services; unauthorized possession of computer information; disclosure of computer security info; obtaining confidential public info.; computer invasion of privacy
Felony Computer CrimesComputer fraud and access to legislature computer; unauthorized possession of computer data or programs having value of $5,000 or more; alteration, destruction, etc. of computer equipment
Attempt Considered a Crime?Yes
Civil Lawsuit Permitted?Yes

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