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Transforming the Computer Misuse Act 1990 to Support Vulnerability Research. Proposal for a Defence to Hacking As a Strategy in the Fight Against Cybercrime
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Oriola, Giuseppe
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Wallace, (James) Fleming, (born 19 March 1931), QC (Scot) 1985; Counsel to Scottish Law Commission, 1979–93
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