United States v. Bradley Joseph Steiger

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that Section 2701(a) does not apply to the act of hacking into a personal computer to download information stored on the hard drive
• holding that under Steve Jackson Games, the acquisition must take place during “flight”
• noting that “the SCA may apply [in this case] to the extent the source accessed and retrieved any information stored with Steiger’s Internet service provider”
• finding that electronic communications are not subject to suppression for a non-constitutional violation under Title III
• finding that electronic communications are not subject to suppression for a non-constitutional violation under Title III
• finding that the SCA does not apply to the act of hacking into a personal computer to download information stored on the hard drive

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).