Duty LXD-0479
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New Hampshire Computer Crime Statutesince 4 lines
RSA 638:16-19 · Read the law's page
- Do not knowingly access, or cause to be accessed, a computer or computer network you know you are not authorized to access.
- Do not knowingly make an unauthorized display, use, disclosure, or copy of data obtained through such access, even after collection; this can reach how you later use or share data taken beyond the scope of any authorization.
- Access to an unauthenticated public page is ordinarily treated as authorized by implied consent; New Hampshire has no case law establishing what notice, if any, revokes that implied consent for automated collection.
- A violation is graded by the dollar value of the property or computer services affected, from a misdemeanor up to a class A felony, with a possible fine of double your gain from the offense in place of the statutory cap.