Multiple Choice
Ted works for the Transportation and Security Administration (TSA) . In his work for the TSA, Ted runs background checks on potential employees. After working for the TSA for a little over a year Ted is told that his position is being eliminated. One week prior to his last day of employment, Ted removes a vital piece of code from the program he used to do his job. The next day he created and transmitted a new code that would disrupt TSA’s security screening function.
-What are the possible punishments for Ted's crime?
A) fine
B) imprisonment
C) fine and imprisonment
D) all of these answers are correct
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