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Former Korn Ferry Executive Files Opening Brief In Conviction Appeals
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On December 2, 2014, a former executive at Korn Ferry who was
convicted for violations of the CFAA and the Economic Espionage Act
filed his opening brief in his appeal of his
convictions to the Ninth Circuit. The defendant argued that the
CFAA does not make it a federal crime to obtain permission to use
another's login credentials to access a third party's
computer system. He also challenged the classification of the
"source lists" that he obtained as "trade
secrets."
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