retaliatory

As for the nasty retaliatory email: you fired her by email, what did you expect in return, a personal visit?

As the user above you said, retaliatory action to that activity is in fact illegal.

The retaliatory penalty shall be equal or lesser than the harm caused by the crime.

A strong but limited government was instituted to protect individual rights---to protect us against internal and external threats with retaliatory force.

Stuxnet was a complicated maneuver that was directed at Iranian civilian facilities and wasn't retaliatory or relatable to the layman at all.

I fail to see how mentioning that the professor filed a lawsuit against someone he had previously dated is retaliatory.

Technology will never stop those who have retaliatory power from lying.

I totally get that the US requires this also, and it is all probably retaliatory.

The content may be relevant to whether this is retaliatory.

If it was retaliatory you might considered consulting an attorney.

Some people file retaliatory complaints to get people taken offline.

On the other hand, taking retaliatory action, such as providing what detail you can about that person in the service of returning the ill-gotten gains, is right.

Ask someone else to help" Nope, it'll be the threat of retaliatory measures that'll get that market reopened/fixed and it'll be a costly endeavour.

It had much more to do with practicalities and concern for her privacy than any concern about "saving myself" from an adverse reaction (which I still got in a nasty retaliatory email).

But as a society, making our computer systems more secure is more cost effective than keeping pilling up cyber crime laws that are unenforceable unless you happen to get lucky enough that the hacker is among the 1/20th of the world population you have jurisdiction over, or getting into a harmful retaliatory mode under ideas like "cyber-warfare".