A computer that is the subject of a contract has the capability to be programmed to embezzle funds in a way that no other computer is able to do.The contract to sell such a computer:

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Contracts that are against public policy are generally considered illegal and void. In this case, the computer in question has the capability to commit a crime (embezzlement), and as such, selling such a computer would be considered against public policy. Even if there is no statute prohibiting the sale of such a computer, the contract would still be considered illegal and void.

A Computer That Is the Subject of a Contract Has