Dishonest receipt of stolen digital resources attracts criminal liability where the recipient knows or has reason to believe theft. Section 66B criminalises dishonest receipt or retention of a stolen computer resource or communication device where the person knows or has reason to ... Summary
Dishonest receipt of stolen digital resources attracts criminal liability where the recipient knows or has reason to believe theft.
Section 66B criminalises dishonest receipt or retention of a stolen computer resource or communication device where the person knows or has reason to believe that it is stolen. Liability requires dishonest receipt or retention and awareness, or reason to believe, that the resource or device is stolen. The offence may result in imprisonment, fine, or both.
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