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Defensive Computing: Statutory Access Rules and Constitutional Analogies

The intersection of cognitive liberty and computational regulation in the United States requires an objective demarcation of statutory boundaries governing access, expression, and functional execution. Operating within the research context of IntelligenceCompact.com, this report investigates how current U.S. federal law distinguishes lawful defensive tools, expressive code, prohibited network access, and unsettled…

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Defensive Computing: Statutory Access Rules and Constitutional Analogies
1\. Answer and scope
2\. Provision-level findings
3\. Four worked cases
R2-14-C01 — Owned-system diagnostic
R2-14-C02 — Independent defensive researcher
R2-14-C03 — Actual exception control
R2-14-C04 — Third-party harm control

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