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%Initial reaction
% What was your initial, gut reaction to the case when it was first presented
% to you?
-The gut reaction to this case is to not give Jon a heavy penalty. He is a
-well-performing student and did not spread or even look at the database
-records.
+The gut reaction to this case is to not give Jon a conditional heavy penalty.
+The action was clearly thought through and but still he was unable to
+understand the effects. This intuition arises mainly from the fact that no data
+was touched and Jon a well-performing student is but on the other hand he is a
+seasoned hacker in the eyes of his fellow students.
-%
%Facts
% What important facts are you given for this case?
-%
+Several aspects of the case can shed light on the situation,
+- Jon was a seasoned hacker and thus should have known the responsibility he
+ had. He was admired for these skills.
+- Jon read the teacher's statement about security as a challenge while the
+ other students did not read it as such.
+- Jon immediately gave in and confessed while stating he did not meant to do
+ harm with it.
+- Jon said that this was his hobby. This means that he knows exactly what he is
+ doing.
+- The dean has a good idea of what hacking is in the eyes of computer science
+ students. However, some other in the board see ``hacking'' as deviant
+ behaviour and even explicitly quote it.
+
% Is any of the information you have been given irrelevant to the ethical
% assessment of the case?
-%
+
% Is there any additional information that you need that has not been
% provided?
%
% Present state of affairs
% --Law-> Minimally acceptable state of affairs
% --Exhortation-> Idea state of affairs
+
+\nocite{*}
+\bibliographystyle{ieeetr}
+\bibliography{a}
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