A Michigan man has been charged under anti-hacking legislation designed to protect trade secrets after logging on to his wife's email account and discovering she was having an affair.Leon Walker, 33, hacked the Gmail account of his wife, Clara, who has had two previous marriages, and found out she was having an affair with her second husband.When the wife discovered the emails had been read she went to the authorities. The Walkers were divorced earlier this month.
Lawyers say the trial could have significant repercussions given that nearly half of US divorce cases involve some form of snooping, such as reading emails, text messages or social networking.
Lawyers say the trial could have significant repercussions given that nearly half of US divorce cases involve some form of snooping, such as reading emails, text messages or social networking.
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