Defendants were convicted of similar crimes a decade ago. How were they cleared again?

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Two federal contractors were arrested for allegedly deleting 96 government databases and sensitive records minutes after being fired. The defendants, previously convicted of similar crimes in 2015, attempted to cover their tracks by using an AI chatbot to learn how to clear SQL server logs and Windows event logs. Despite their efforts to destroy evidence, including wiping their laptops three days later, prosecutors obtained sufficient records to charge them with conspiracy to destroy government databases.

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<p>Who is more stupid? Those who deleted those databases or those who hired them despite their track record? :D</p>


<p>not surprised anymore, seems like you get used to human stupidity with time</p>
