Of course, this is the way the US government loves to operate. Convict people on bullshit, get them "in the system," and then impose conditions of probation which prohibit them from exposing what was done to them.

The prime goal of any legal system is to maximize number of criminals. I'm sure that search of JYA's premises would yield enough stuff for a 100-year sentence, excluding any controlled substances. Each copy of a software program that cannot be substantiated with purchase receipt: 5 years. That incorrect 1998 IRS return where he forgot to include $100 that Gordon paid for cryptome CD: 10 years.