The Canadian trial of a 16-year-old computer hacker known as 'Mafiaboy' who is accused of paralyzing major Web sites of CNN, Yahoo! and Amazon.com last February could last six months due to the technical evidence. Another hearing has been scheduled for Dec. 13 on whether a "pre-conference" meeting should take place to speed up the process. The youth was rearrested in Montreal, Quebec, on Dec. 1 for violating conditions of his release.
December 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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