A partner in the Washington office of Steptoe & Johnson LLP,
he returned to private law practice after serving for three and a half
years as the assistant secretary for policy at the Department of
Homeland Security, where he created and managed the 250-person DHS
Policy Directorate responsible, among other duties, for relationships
with law enforcement and public advisory committees.
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, enacted by Congress in 1986, is a broadly written law that in practice regulates virtually all computers and cellphones, largely because communications over the Internet tends to have implications for interstate commerce.
Baker argued that the Obama presidential campaign in 2012 possibly violated the act by an arrangement with Obama supporters posting on Facebook. It allowed the Obama campaign to search the person’s Facebook network for likely voters the campaign could identify as unmotivated or unregistered.
http://www.wnd.com/2013/08/did-obama-break-law-to-win-re-election-2/
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, enacted by Congress in 1986, is a broadly written law that in practice regulates virtually all computers and cellphones, largely because communications over the Internet tends to have implications for interstate commerce.
Baker argued that the Obama presidential campaign in 2012 possibly violated the act by an arrangement with Obama supporters posting on Facebook. It allowed the Obama campaign to search the person’s Facebook network for likely voters the campaign could identify as unmotivated or unregistered.
http://www.wnd.com/2013/08/did-obama-break-law-to-win-re-election-2/
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