Cyber Crimes – Curry College: Defending Students Charged With Online Offenses
Today's college students live online, but digital mistakes can lead to criminal charges or school violations. From hacking to cyberbullying or sharing explicit images, Curry College students face serious consequences in Quincy District Court and campus conduct hearings.
At Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm, we defend Curry students accused of cyber crimes and help them avoid suspension or expulsion.
📞 Call (857) 229-2442 now for a confidential case review.
What Is a Cyber Crime in Massachusetts?
Under Massachusetts law, common student cyber crimes include:
🔹 Unauthorized access to computers or email accounts (M.G.L. c. 266 § 120F)
🔹 Secretly recording someone without consent (M.G.L. c. 272 § 99)
🔹 Online harassment or bullying (M.G.L. c. 265 § 43A)
🔹 Sharing intimate images without consent (often a felony)
Common College Cyber Crime Situations
🎓 Accessing another student's grades or email account
📸 Sharing nudes or explicit content after a breakup
🕵️♂️ Creating fake accounts or impersonating someone
🎥 Recording a roommate without consent
💬 Sending threatening or harassing texts
Even actions intended as a joke or revenge can lead to arrests and disciplinary action at Curry.
Penalties for Cyber Crimes
Depending on the offense, students may face:
⛓️ Felony or misdemeanor charges
🕰️ Jail time up to 2.5 years or more
🧠 Probation, court-ordered therapy, or internet restrictions
📱 Device confiscation
🗃️ Long-term criminal record
All cases are handled at:
Quincy District Court
📍 1 Dennis Ryan Parkway, Quincy, MA 02169
Curry College Code of Conduct
Curry prohibits:
🔹 Misuse of email, networks, or college systems
🔹 Harassment or stalking via digital means
🔹 Recording or distributing images/videos without consent
Possible sanctions include:
📤 Disciplinary probation or suspension
🚫 Loss of tech access or housing privileges
🏫 Expulsion or permanent transcript notation
Curry College Code of Conduct
Note: The college can discipline you regardless of criminal case outcomes.
FAQs – Cyber Crimes at Curry College
Can I be charged for a text or DM?
Yes. Harassment, threats, or sharing non-consensual content can lead to charges.
Will they take my phone or laptop?
Possibly. Police can seize devices with a warrant during investigations.
What if it was a mutual relationship or a misunderstanding?
Intent and consent are key—often central to your defense strategy.
Defense Strategies
🔁 Proving consent or mutual communication
🛑 Demonstrating lack of intent to harass or violate privacy
🌱 Leveraging first-time offender status for diversion or education programs
⚖️ Negotiating reduced or dismissed charges
🎓 Navigating Curry's disciplinary process with confidential support
Why Curry Students Choose Marin, Barrett, and Murphy
🎯 Experts in criminal cyber law and college disciplinary defense
🤝 Compassionate, student-focused approach
🏛️ Proven track record in Quincy District Court and Curry hearings
🔒 Sensitive to tech privacy, consent, and mental health issues
Contact Us Today – Don't Let a Digital Mistake Derail Your Future
Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm
📍 572 Washington Street, Suite 21, Wellesley, MA 02482
📞 (857) 229-2442
Available 24/7 for Curry students facing cyber allegations. Call now for a free, confidential consultation.
🚨 URGENT: Facing cyber crime charges at Curry? Call now for expert legal guidance.
