Courts

Almost one year after the U.S. government charged the Samourai Wallet developers with conspiracy to commit money laundering and conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business, the developers appeared in court for another pre-trial hearing.

A court case initiated by Craig Wright against 13 Bitcoin Core developers could change the way the law views open-source development.

The ruling is the latest in a string of court cases that have ended with a decision against Craig Wright.

A judgment made in the U.K. found Wright breached an embargo and must pay McMormack’s legal fees.

It is reasonable to demand that justice be applied equally throughout society. Ross Ulbricht should not die in prison when many powerful criminals live free.

Courts and regulatory entities shouldn’t be allowed to impose their uninformed thoughts on Bitcoin private keys in the form of law.

While bitcoin itself is difficult to confiscate or censor, U.K. courts have labeled bitcoin as property which aids in recovery when scammers try to cash out.

Jury nullification is one tool that may be needed if antagonistic policies get passed which lead to Bitcoin users being labeled as criminals.

The order seeks to redistribute as much as $20 million donated to the Freedom Convoy to the citizens of Ottawa.

Craig Wright has suffered another loss in court related to debunked claims that he invented Bitcoin, and now he’s been ordered to pay $100 million.