Teddybare wrote:
> 76-6-703. Computer crimes and penalties.
>
> (1) A person who without authorization gains or attempts to gain
> access to and alters, damages, destroys, discloses, or modifies any
> computer, computer network, computer property, computer system, computer
> program, computer data or software, and thereby causes damage to another, or
> obtains money, property, information, or a benefit for any person without
> legal right,

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Very iffy there. You have no legal right to use many wireless networks,
that are clearly intended for you to use.

"a benefit" is also not clearly defined. Is it a "benefit" if you check
your e-mail.

At least they were clear that it is not a crime to gain access to the
network.

They also did not define authorization. It could be argued that
authorization on open networks is granted by default, since this is
widely the case.