El Charo is a notorious drug cartel capitána from Colombia who moved her operations to south Texas for greater oversight of the enterprise. She has always been suspect of communicating via technology, so does not use mobile phones, computers, or even satellite communication devices. However, she recognizes the importance of computing power, and therefore keeps an old Acer Pentium (modem removed) in her Texas office to record notes and daily diary entries, upload surreptitiously recorded conversations between her bosses and bribed officials, and to keep financial records. Because of these computer activities, when she is ultimately arrested and charged, how might prosecutors see the computer involvement?
a) El Charo’s crimes will be characterized as those unrelated to cybercrimes b) El Charo’s crimes will be characterized as those that are computer assisted c) El Charo’s crimes will be characterized as those that are computer targeted d) El Charo’s crimes will be characterized as those where a computer is incidental.