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A law clearly punishes intentionally destroying another person's computer files without right. A challenger identifies no protected expression that it reaches and relies only on fear of punishment for that destruction. Under Disini's data-interference analysis, is this alone a sufficient speech-overbreadth showing?

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Yes, because property destruction can never be regulated. No; ordinary deterrence of the described harmful conduct is not by itself chilling of protected expression. Yes, all electronic acts are protected speech. No, because no cybercrime provision may ever be reviewed.

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