According to the Gate.io News bot, Decrypt reports that the U.S. Department of Justice’s legal lawsuit against Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is still ongoing. The Department of Justice maintains charges against Storm for conspiracy to commit Money Laundering, evading sanctions, and transmitting criminal proceeds, but has dropped some charges related to unlicensed money transfers.
In the previous lawsuit, Storm had defended its development of Tornado Cash on the grounds of the First Amendment, but the court ruled that using code to implement Money Laundering is not protected by free speech.
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The U.S. Department of Justice continues to file Money Laundering lawsuits against Tornado Cash founder Storm.
According to the Gate.io News bot, Decrypt reports that the U.S. Department of Justice’s legal lawsuit against Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is still ongoing. The Department of Justice maintains charges against Storm for conspiracy to commit Money Laundering, evading sanctions, and transmitting criminal proceeds, but has dropped some charges related to unlicensed money transfers.
In the previous lawsuit, Storm had defended its development of Tornado Cash on the grounds of the First Amendment, but the court ruled that using code to implement Money Laundering is not protected by free speech.