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Aug 26, 2011

"Which Rule of Statutory Interpretation Applies to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?”

PEORIA, Ill. ― Hinshaw Labor & Employment Practice Group partner Ambrose McCall wrote an article published by the Federal Bar Association’s The Federal Lawyer in its August 2011 issue. The article gives an overview of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and the impact of recent decisions, evaluates the legal landscape, and outlines recommendations for district courts and private counsel.

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