Network Safety Law Reform (R:1 News)

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Current News Network Safety Law Reform At a special congressional session today, debate began on amending the network law that "prohibits any actions or gather that may cause the network to function improperly or unsmoothly, resulting in damage and obstruction." The law was passed in 2003 to conform with the international laws regulated by the leadership of the [[World Network Council (WNC)]]. The death sentence, the maximum penalty under that law, has been handed down to the culprit responsible for the December 2003 outbreak "Deadly Flash." This was the worst computer virus outbreak in the previous network era. The sentence has not yet been carried out. The main focus of the debate has been whether or not to remove this death penalty from the law. The significance and existence of the law itself is being hotly debated as no major cyber-crime has occurred since the distribution of ALTIMIT, and many believe that there is no danger in the foreseeable future.