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Roman Storm, a creator of Tornado Cash, is set to go on trial in New York on July 14. His message to supporters expressed the ...
Judge Failla said mentioning the Van Loon ruling would confuse jurors, outweighing its limited value in Roman Storm’s ...
Attorneys for Roman Storm hinted at an eleventh-hour request for a continuance of his trial, depending on how a judge ruled on a witness claiming to be a hacker using Tornado Cash.
The words ‘Van Loon’ are not going to show up in this trial,” District Katherine Polk Failla said during a Tuesday hearing in Manhattan.
Barring what she described as a “unicorn” piece of evidence that would force the discussion of the now-illegal sanctions, ...
The US Treasury has withdrawn its appeal against Tornado Cash, officially ending a legal case over economic sanctions slapped ...
In a final conference before Roman Storm's July 14 criminal trial, Judge Katherine Failla focused on pretrial motions concerning certain evidence and arguments to be used in the case.
Coin Center’s appeal to the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) regarding Tornado Cash is now ...
A federal judge ruled that sanctions against Tornado Cash cannot be mentioned in the trial of developer Roman Storm, citing ...
The Tornado Cash lawsuit has ended after the US Treasury Department agreed with CoinCenter to withdraw its appeal against the ...
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has confirmed that it will proceed with federal criminal charges against Roman Storm, the developer and co-founder of the crypto mixing service Tornado Cash.
Vitalik Buterin defends privacy rights and backs Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm amid legal battles, emphasizing the need ...