OMG! dat mor den MURDERERERS!!1!
The could in the title is the same as I could die of a meteor strike today. Good lord, some of you are easily riled.
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OMG! dat mor den MURDERERERS!!1!
The could in the title is the same as I could die of a meteor strike today. Good lord, some of you are easily riled.
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]theft is when a material good is lost, she lost nothing, the other person may have gained but she lost nothing. Not sure if that is legally true or not. Such as intellectual property and such. The original owner still hasn't physically lost anything, but it's still considered theft. you need state licensing to protect your personal information under IP laws, like when fred dirts sued tyrone norris for posting his sex tape,, fred got his vid copyrighted expose facto and was able to sue for millions, also illegal to sue people expose facto but when has the law ever gotten in the way of suing people you dont like.[QUOTE="dagreenfish"] I think there actually was theft. Dude, took the pictures and I read somewhere that other information may have been taken as well. I'd consider that theft.dagreenfish
Not sure if that is legally true or not. Such as intellectual property and such. The original owner still hasn't physically lost anything, but it's still considered theft. you need state licensing to protect your personal information under IP laws, like when fred dirts sued tyrone norris for posting his sex tape,, fred got his vid copyrighted expose facto and was able to sue for millions, also illegal to sue people expose facto but when has the law ever gotten in the way of suing people you dont like. First, I'd like to express my horror that Fred durst had a sex tape *shudder*. So if somebody hacks into a persons computer/ phone whatever and steals private and personal info, the victim has no legal recourse to address the theft unless they copyright their private info? Not doubting the legal precendent, but still seems like theft to me. *shrug*[QUOTE="dagreenfish"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] theft is when a material good is lost, she lost nothing, the other person may have gained but she lost nothing.
surrealnumber5
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]you need state licensing to protect your personal information under IP laws, like when fred dirts sued tyrone norris for posting his sex tape,, fred got his vid copyrighted expose facto and was able to sue for millions, also illegal to sue people expose facto but when has the law ever gotten in the way of suing people you dont like. First, I'd like to express my horror that Fred durst had a sex tape *shudder*. So if somebody hacks into a persons computer/ phone whatever and steals private and personal info, the victim has no legal recourse to address the theft unless they copyright their private info? Not doubting the legal precendent, but still seems like theft to me. *shrug* in the dirts case none of the publishers were the hacker, and they all got sued, the court system much like the other arms of the government do not know how to treat digital information in a piratical and "fair" way. there is invasion of privacy, but it could be argued that keeping your ports open in a public place shows you have an intent to share. i am conflicted on how these things should be treated but i know one thing i can stand firm on, no persons life should be effectively ended because another person is sad or mad.[QUOTE="dagreenfish"] Not sure if that is legally true or not. Such as intellectual property and such. The original owner still hasn't physically lost anything, but it's still considered theft. dagreenfish
First, I'd like to express my horror that Fred durst had a sex tape *shudder*. So if somebody hacks into a persons computer/ phone whatever and steals private and personal info, the victim has no legal recourse to address the theft unless they copyright their private info? Not doubting the legal precendent, but still seems like theft to me. *shrug* in the dirts case none of the publishers were the hacker, and they all got sued, the court system much like the other arms of the government do not know how to treat digital information in a piratical and "fair" way. there is invasion of privacy, but it could be argued that keeping your ports open in a public place shows you have an intent to share. i am conflicted on how these things should be treated but i know one thing i can stand firm on, no persons life should be effectively ended because another person is sad or mad.[QUOTE="dagreenfish"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] you need state licensing to protect your personal information under IP laws, like when fred dirts sued tyrone norris for posting his sex tape,, fred got his vid copyrighted expose facto and was able to sue for millions, also illegal to sue people expose facto but when has the law ever gotten in the way of suing people you dont like.
surrealnumber5
It's not going to be effectively ended. He isn't going to get 121 years. He'll do a few years at the most.
in the dirts case none of the publishers were the hacker, and they all got sued, the court system much like the other arms of the government do not know how to treat digital information in a piratical and "fair" way. there is invasion of privacy, but it could be argued that keeping your ports open in a public place shows you have an intent to share. i am conflicted on how these things should be treated but i know one thing i can stand firm on, no persons life should be effectively ended because another person is sad or mad.[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]
[QUOTE="dagreenfish"] First, I'd like to express my horror that Fred durst had a sex tape *shudder*. So if somebody hacks into a persons computer/ phone whatever and steals private and personal info, the victim has no legal recourse to address the theft unless they copyright their private info? Not doubting the legal precendent, but still seems like theft to me. *shrug*worlock77
It's not going to be effectively ended. He isn't going to get 121 years. He'll do a few years at the most.
if the range is 1-121 and there is an even probability throughout then chances are his life will be forfeit if he is convicted.They weren't that hot though :/I think he should be given a medal or something....what he did was a gift
blackacidevil96
**** him. He's a hacker. I hate losers like that.metallica_fan42
You must sure hate your goverment aswell then.
Oh... are you a Gouken-player too? ON-TOPIC: How odd.Nude pics = 121 years.
Baby killing = No imprisonment.
Fightingfan
True, he still committed a crime though.shouldn't it be peoples own fault if they take risks and have pictures of them self naked on their cell phones?
M4Ntan
First, I'd like to express my horror that Fred durst had a sex tape *shudder*. So if somebody hacks into a persons computer/ phone whatever and steals private and personal info, the victim has no legal recourse to address the theft unless they copyright their private info? Not doubting the legal precendent, but still seems like theft to me. *shrug* in the dirts case none of the publishers were the hacker, and they all got sued, the court system much like the other arms of the government do not know how to treat digital information in a piratical and "fair" way. there is invasion of privacy, but it could be argued that keeping your ports open in a public place shows you have an intent to share. i am conflicted on how these things should be treated but i know one thing i can stand firm on, no persons life should be effectively ended because another person is sad or mad. Although regulating digital information is dicey, I think the open ports show "intent to share" argument, is weak at best. It is pretty analogous to leaving your front door open or car unlocked. Sure, it may be negligent and your insurance company may not cover it, but nobody would claim that demonstrates you are willing to share your property.[QUOTE="dagreenfish"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] you need state licensing to protect your personal information under IP laws, like when fred dirts sued tyrone norris for posting his sex tape,, fred got his vid copyrighted expose facto and was able to sue for millions, also illegal to sue people expose facto but when has the law ever gotten in the way of suing people you dont like.
surrealnumber5
[QUOTE="worlock77"]
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] in the dirts case none of the publishers were the hacker, and they all got sued, the court system much like the other arms of the government do not know how to treat digital information in a piratical and "fair" way. there is invasion of privacy, but it could be argued that keeping your ports open in a public place shows you have an intent to share. i am conflicted on how these things should be treated but i know one thing i can stand firm on, no persons life should be effectively ended because another person is sad or mad.
surrealnumber5
It's not going to be effectively ended. He isn't going to get 121 years. He'll do a few years at the most.
if the range is 1-121 and there is an even probability throughout then chances are his life will be forfeit if he is convicted.Chances are he'll be convicted of a few counts, recieve less than the maximum on each count, and be ordered to serve his terms concurrently, and then get paroled when half his sentince is up. He'll do a few years and then maybe have a few years of probation once he's out.
shouldn't it be peoples own fault if they take risks and have pictures of them self naked on their cell phones?
M4Ntan
How is that their fault? If I, for some reason, leave my car unlocked in my driveway and somebody hotwires it and steals it is it my fault they stole it? Should that be a legal defense?
This doesn't seem quite right. 121 years just for showing stolen nude photos of scarlett johansson and hacking into other celebrities? If he raped and killed her then thats is understandable but our court and justice system is screwed up. Psychotic serial killers don't even get that long of a sentence.
**** him. He's a hacker. I hate losers like that.metallica_fan42I guess you fluncked out of hackers school then? :P
[QUOTE="M4Ntan"]True, he still committed a crime though.shouldn't it be peoples own fault if they take risks and have pictures of them self naked on their cell phones?
MushroomWig
that is very true
[QUOTE="blackacidevil96"]
I think he should be given a medal or something....what he did was a gift
Neo-ganon
you said it brother! ;)
-bro fist-
Perverts around the internet salute him. :lol: But seriously, this is a big shock just because she is famous. If she was a nobody police wouldn't even CARE[QUOTE="Neo-ganon"]
[QUOTE="blackacidevil96"]
I think he should be given a medal or something....what he did was a gift
curono
you said it brother! ;)
-bro fist-
Perverts around the internet salute him. :lol: But seriously, this is a big shock just because she is famous. If she was a nobody police wouldn't even CAREA: Police don't prosecute crimes, the courts do.
B: If she wasn't famous the media wouldn't be reporting it. That doesn't mean he wouldn't be prosecuted.
Meanwhile pedophiles get 5 years with a chance of parole in 6 months, and guys like Plaxico Buress, while stupid did 2 years for shooting himself in the leg. Our justice system is so out of wack it is pathetic.But you know just as much as I do there's no way they'll actually give him anywhere near that amount.
Johannson wasn't the only one hacked, the sentence is supposed to be a total of charges from all the people he hacked since he hacked a few other people.
Pretty outrageous considering that if they really did give him the maximum he would probably be dead of old age before he even completed half of it.
ad1x2
[QUOTE="ad1x2"]Meanwhile pedophiles get 5 years with a chance of parole in 6 months, and guys like Plaxico Buress, while stupid did 2 years for shooting himself in the leg. Our justice system is so out of wack it is pathetic.But you know just as much as I do there's no way they'll actually give him anywhere near that amount.
Johannson wasn't the only one hacked, the sentence is supposed to be a total of charges from all the people he hacked since he hacked a few other people.
Pretty outrageous considering that if they really did give him the maximum he would probably be dead of old age before he even completed half of it.
vfibsux
:lol:
Cue worlock...
These pictures exist? I need to find them now.RandoggyYeah, you could find them easily if you looked, they're not very exciting though.
[QUOTE="blackacidevil96"]
I think he should be given a medal or something....what he did was a gift
Neo-ganon
you said it brother! ;)
-bro fist-
I have to agree, I remember I was at work/in the field when I heard about it on the radio and got my phone to look them up lol.
I can see everyone in prison giving that guy a bro fist....hell I would give the guy one right now.
Perverts around the internet salute him. :lol: But seriously, this is a big shock just because she is famous. If she was a nobody police wouldn't even CARE[QUOTE="curono"]
[QUOTE="Neo-ganon"]
you said it brother! ;)
-bro fist-
worlock77
A: Police don't prosecute crimes, the courts do.
B: If she wasn't famous the media wouldn't be reporting it. That doesn't mean he wouldn't be prosecuted.
You can bet your ass he wouldn't be looking at 121 years though.
That's a bit ridiculous. The man who videotaped Erin Andrews in her hotel room through a peephole only got 2.5 years in prison and to me, that's far more invasive. Obviously though there is also the case of this hacker doing his thing to 50 people as opposed to 1. Ghost_702
The reason why they said 121 years is because they are totaling up the maximum amount he could get for all of his charges if they gave him the max sentence for each one and made him serve his sentence consecutively instead of concurrently. It's no different than when they bust some guy with child porn they talk about he could get thousands of years in jail because they are charging him for each picture he has and he has a crapload of them but in the end he only does a few years which doesn't even come close to the proposed sentence.
There are other guys who probably faced sentences like this before but it doesn't make the news because people want to hear about what happens to the guy that stole Scarlett's pics but could care less about the guy who stole the picks of that hot girl that works the cash register at your local Taco Bell. A few years back there was a murder trial that was famous for one reason and one reason only: Oprah Winfrey was picked as one of the jurors. If she wasn't nobody would have even heard of it.
[QUOTE="worlock77"]
[QUOTE="curono"] Perverts around the internet salute him. :lol: But seriously, this is a big shock just because she is famous. If she was a nobody police wouldn't even CARE
Optical_Order
A: Police don't prosecute crimes, the courts do.
B: If she wasn't famous the media wouldn't be reporting it. That doesn't mean he wouldn't be prosecuted.
You can bet your ass he wouldn't be looking at 121 years though.
He is charged with something like 25 counts. That 121 years is if he's convicted on all counts, and if he's sentenced to the maximum for each count, and if he's ordered to serve each sentence consecutively, rather than concurrently (as is the usual). That's a whole lot of "if" there.
That can't be right.. 121 years?! Not like he kidnapped, tortured, raped and then brutally killed someone. Geez.. :?
Besides, she is very attractive. She should take this as a compliment.MistressMinako
Would you take it as a compliment if you caught some peeping tom spying on your girlfriend? Or would you walk over there and procede to stomp him into the ground?
A lot of guys are glad he did what he did but it doesn't take away the fact he broke the law.
[QUOTE="_Colossus_"]
That can't be right.. 121 years?! Not like he kidnapped, tortured, raped and then brutally killed someone. Geez.. :?
Dude
The post right above yours explains why he's looking at so many years.
Dude Yes, I know. Still pretty damn high.[QUOTE="MistressMinako"] Besides, she is very attractive. She should take this as a compliment.ad1x2
Would you take it as a compliment if you caught some peeping tom spying on your girlfriend? Or would you walk over there and procede to stomp him into the ground?
A lot of guys are glad he did what he did but it doesn't take away the fact he broke the law.
I was actually kidding but even though it is against the law she shouldn't be surprised that someone was going to do it. And well to answer the question, yes and no. Apparently he thought she was attractive but the way he is handling it is way out of the ordinary. Would I take violence into it? Depends on how worse it gets. I don't know I mean yeah he should be locked up but just because it is against the law doesn't mean people are just going to follow the law and that is why we need cautions.Well, don't put anything on your computer/website/etc thinking that it won't get stolen. This is as much as her fault as it is his. Besides, she is very attractive. She should take this as a compliment.MistressMinako
So I guess you'd be cool with someone getting nude photos of you and plastering them on the internet?
That is why people in US (And the world) are going against corruption. Sadly, some arrogant people here aren't willing to admit it and blindly state that US is perfect. They're enjoying Bernanke's jock strap :(The justice system baffles me. Always has done, always will.
Ilovegames1992
[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]That is why people in US (And the world) are going against corruption. Sadly, some arrogant people here aren't willing to admit it and blindly state that US is perfect. They're enjoying Bernanke's jock strap :(The justice system baffles me. Always has done, always will.
ScottMescudi
*Wonders what Bernake has to do with this*
[QUOTE="MistressMinako"]Well, don't put anything on your computer/website/etc thinking that it won't get stolen. This is as much as her fault as it is his. Besides, she is very attractive. She should take this as a compliment.worlock77
So I guess you'd be cool with someone getting nude photos of you and plastering them on the internet?
Well, did I know the pictures were taken? If so, then no but that was my fault for being careless. Once people have a hold of those they can do whatever, even if it is against the law. I would still probably try to get them arrested but I will still feel like it was partly my fault.Unless you were referring to the her being attractive so it is cool portion, I was actually kidding about that. I just thought people would think I was joking, sorry.
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