New York Computer Crime Attorney
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The laws surrounding computer crime are complex and strictly enforced.
Furthermore, defending yourself against such charges is ineffective without
the help of a skilled New York
criminal defense lawyer. For capable defense and personal attention, entrust your case
to Goldberger & Dubin, P.C. Our New York computer crimes
lawyers have more than 75 years of collective experience and think outside the
box in order to obtain the best possible outcomes on behalf of our clients.
We believe that each case deserves our best, meaning that we will devote
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Classes Of Computer Crime in New York
There are a wide variety of computer and digital crimes which are addressed
in New York law. The various general classes of computer crime in New
York are listed below.
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Unauthorized Use of a Computer: When a person knowingly uses, or causes to be used, a computer or network
without authorization. Unauthorized use of a computer is a class A misdemeanor and carries a prison
term of up to one year and a $1,000 maximum fine.
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Computer Trespass: When a person commits unauthorized use of a computer and either knowingly
gains access to computer material or intends to commit a felony. Computer
trespass is a class E felony and carries a maximum penalty of up to 3
to 4 years in prison and a fine.
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Computer Tampering: There are four degrees of computer tampering, but all generally have to
do with situations in which a person intentionally (and unlawfully) alters
or destroys computer data or programs which belong to another person.
Computer tampering in the first degree convictions carry a prison sentence
of up to 3 to 15 years and a fine.
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Unlawful Duplication of Computer-Related Material: When a person copies or in any way reproduces computer material or data
without having first obtained permission. First degree unlawful duplication
is a class E felony and carries a maximum penalty of up to 3 to 4 years
in prison and a fine.
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Unlawful Possession of Computer-Related Material: When a person is found to be in possession of unlawfully duplicated or
reproduced computer material or data. Unlawful possession of computer
related material is a class E felony and carries a maximum penalty of
up to 3 to 4 years in prison and a fine.
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New York takes computer-related crimes very seriously, as evidenced by
the maximum penalties above. If you have been charged with any computer
crime, you must mount a vigorous defense in order to preserve your liberty.
As one of the premiere criminal defense law firms in the state, our attorneys at
Goldberger & Dubin, P.C. can help.
With previous experience as prosecutors, our lawyers know what to expect
in the courtroom and can prepare you for every step of case proceedings.
In addition, our attorneys' previous experience in prosecution gives them
an edge in your defense. By knowing how prosecution functions, our firm
will be able to build you a better defense.
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