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Conn. Profs urge deeper investigation in porn-pop-up case
A group of twenty-eight computer science professors from eight Connecticut Universities have stepped in on Mrs. Amero's behalf, taking out an ad in the Hartford Courant to air "An Open Letter to Chief State's Attorney Kevin T. Kane."
The professors ask State's Attorney Kane to heed a suggestion from Mark Rasch, former chief of the U.S. Department of Justice cyber-crime unit, who says an independent investigator be brought in to look at the case.
Amero is due to be sentenced on March 28th, 2007.
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Mark said 1:05PM on 3-08-2007
Teachers already have a ton of responsibilities, they are not IT professionals, and shouldn't be responsible for cleaning and updating their computer's software. This is the government's fault, and they're using her as a scape goat.
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Mr. Skepse said 4:53PM on 3-08-2007
like everybody know what you're watching... and talking about
try re-read Your post. :)
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