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In this episode of BPOC Basics, hosts Jim McGregor and Kim Martinez (filling in for Amy) discuss Chapter 33 of the Penal Code: Computer Crimes. As they delve into the penal code, Jim and Kim break down the definitions and scope of Computer Crime offenses, including what constitutes a computer crime, data manipulation, crimes related to technology, and the legal steps necessary for defense and prosecution to argue within the framework of the penal code.
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