liable to imprisonment for a period of three years. (b) A person who transfers software program to another, or who infiltrates another's computer with, a software program that is capable of causing damage or disruption as aforesaid in Subsection (a), in order to unlawfully cause the aforesaid damage or disruption, shall be liable to imprisonment for a period of five years. Chapter Three: Torts Civil wrongs 7. An act among those specified below is a civil wrong under the Civil Torts Ordinance [New Version], and the provisions of that Ordinance shall apply to it – (1) Unlawful disruption of the use of a computer or of computer material, in any manner whatsoever, including by unlawfully taking a thing that embodies computer material; (2) Deletion of computer material, causing a change in it or disrupting it in any other manner, where done unlawfully. Burden of proof 8. In a lawsuit filed under this Chapter, the defendant shall bear the burden of proving that the action was done lawfully. Compensation 9. No compensation shall be granted in a lawsuit under this Chapter, unless it was proven that the damage was caused as a result of the negligence of the defendant. Chapter Four: Legislative Amendments Clause A: Laws of Evidence Amendment to the Evidence Ordinance – No. 11 10. In Chapter Two of the Evidence Ordinance [New Version], 5731 – 1971, (1) In Article Five – (a) In the Article's headline, “institutional record” shall replace “bank records”; (b) Sections 35 and 36 shall be replaced by the following: “Definitions 35. In this article – "legal proceeding" - any civil or criminal proceeding in Court, in which evidence may be presented; 4