Some computer crimes (the general person with a computer doesn't know what is a crime on the computer and could commit one without realizing it) so you either didn't know or you knew exactly what you were doing and this is serious business. It all depends how serious the FEDS believe it is and if this is your first offence you may get lucky and hopefully have learned your lesson. It can take quite sometime to process your case for the DA. Since 9/11 people are being more scrutinized for their actions on computers, phone, airports, border crossings, etc. If one thinks they can hide behind a computer and get away with whatever they feel like think again. There are certain "key words" example: President ... death ... bomb ... weapons, that set off alarms to your own government. This is not the time to be playing games.
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Investigated all federal departments to uncover any hidden Soviet Agents.
Theft of US mail is investigated by the US Postal Inspection Service and is a Federal offense for which the maximum penalty can be incarceration in a Federal Penitientiary.
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Computer surveillance is the act of monitoring computer activity and data being transmitted over the internet. The Federal government can use this for security measures against terrorists and corporations use it as a form of business intelligence
There doesn't need to be an independent investigation into 9.11, the federal government has investigated every aspect of 9.11.
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The U.S. Court of Claims hears cases dealing with claims against the federal government.
It is already regulated by state and federal government.
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Violations of Federal law, suits against the Federal government and disputes between states.
If it is committed on Federal property, or against a Federal officer, yes it is prosecutable in Federal Court. Otherwise, it is normally prosecuted as a state offense.