programming
mobile
telephone

(a)	 has in his or her custody or under his or her
control anything which may be used for the
purpose of changing or interfering with the
operation of a mobile telephone equipment
identifier, and intends to use the thing
unlawfully for that purpose or to allow it to
be used unlawfully for that purpose;
(b)	 supplies anything which may be used for
the purpose of changing or interfering with
the operation of a mobile telephone
equipment; knows or believes that the
person to whom the thing is supplied
intends to use it unlawfully for that purpose
or to allow it to be used unlawfully for that
purpose; and
(c)	 offers to supply anything which may be
used for the purpose of changing or
interfering with the operation of a mobile
telephone equipment identifier and knows
or believes that the person to whom the
thing is offered intends if it is supplied to
him or her to use it unlawfully for that
purpose or to allow it to be used unlawfully
for that purpose.
(2) A person convicted of an offence under sub­
section (1) is liable, on conviction, in the case of­
(a)	 an individual, to a fine of two hundred
thousand dalasis or imprisonment for a
term not exceeding five years, or to both
the fine and imprisonment;
(b)	 a body corporate, to a fine of not less than
five hundred thousand dalasis.

Computerrelated
extortion, fraud
and forgery

173. (1) A person who performs or threatens to
perform any of the acts described in this Part for
the purpose of obtaining an unlawful proprietary
advantage by undertaking to cease or desist from
the act, or by undertaking to restore any damage
caused as a result of those acts, commits of an
offence.

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