State v. Riley
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGuy, J.
Joseph Riley was convicted of three counts of computer trespass and four counts of possession of a stolen access device after he used his home computer to obtain long-distance telephone access codes from telephone company computers. We hold that the search warrant used to obtain the physical evidence underlying most of Riley's convictions was invalid, and we therefore reverse those convictions. We affirm the remaining convictions, which are based on evidence independent from the invalid search warrant.
Facts
Northwest Telco Corporation (Telco) is a company that provides long-distance telephone…
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