Re: Interesting conviction

[David Dischler <david.dischler () gmail com>]

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> Mr Cuthbert was simply attempting to verify the security of an
> institution that he had decided to entrust his credit card details to.
>
> Granted, one should not try to break into the vault of a bank to check
> their security, but I think that his intent was somewhat closer to
> rattling the lock on the safety deposit box after dropping your money
> in, to make sure that someone else can't just come along and help
themself.
> Rogan
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Well, it doesn't say anything in the law about "rattling the lock on a
safety deposit box after dropping your money in".  But even in that
case, anyone with a decent conscience would look around when rattling
because it would feel a little "odd".  But on the case of Mr. Cuthbert's
 "attempt to verify the security", that IS indeed mentioned as being
criminal in the law books.  As -J said "This is an open and shut case"

- -David
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