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How are laws enforced after time passes, which can impact the results?

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What are the consequences for intentionally providing false information to an online site?

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Where is the line between a breach of ToS, a tort, and a crime regarding use of a site?

Is taking screenshots and printing pages out considered fair use, in most cases?

What can a website Terms of Service require?

What happens if someone takes something they believe is being given away?

When is it "legal" to provide inaccurate personal information?

Can you be prosecuted for tax information which would lead to an overestimate in the amount of taxes you owe?

What is the legal difference from using a website when underage and doing other activities when underage (e.g. drinking or gambling)?

How should you respond if called to testify in court without committing perjury?

What state or country can have criminal or civil proceedings?

What distinguishes civil offenses from theft of services?

Is a violation of contract or Terms of Service considered a crime in certain cases?

Can lying to another person about a seemingly minor issue technically constitute fraud?

How are laws enforced after time passes, which can impact the results?

What files can be transferred without infringing on copyright or a license agreement?

What are the consequences for intentionally providing false information to an online site?

Who is responsible for ensuring that 18+ content is not shown to minors: the site or the user?

How do various factors affect the legality of streaming?

When is a name other than a legal name considered "inaccurate information" for a Terms of Service?

What exactly constitutes fraud?

How is the value of an item in a bundle determined in cases of theft?

What can be put in a website ToS?

Is inappropriate use of a website solely a civil matter, or will it extend to criminal matters as well?

What is the difference between theft by deception or theft of services and fraud?