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| High school student faces 38 years in prison for hacking grades |
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| By Humphrey Cheung | |||
| Wednesday, June 18, 2008 20:01 | |||
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Las Flores (CA) – 18-year-old Omar Khan should be graduating from high school this week, but instead he faces more than 38 years in prison for hacking into school computers. School officials at the Tesoro High School in Las Flores California allege that Khan changed grades and his Advanced Placement test scores. Khan is also alleged to have installed a remote access program onto school servers. In all, Khan is charged with 69 felonies. Here is the list of charges against Khan 34 felony counts of altering public record
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