
US Judge rules software code does not qualify as free speech in Tornado Cash case
Judge Failla ruled that while code can be expressive, using it to execute functions like money transmission does not fall under free speech protections.
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The sentence comes despite Ellison's request for no prison time on the basis of her cooperation with authorities.

Commissioner Hester Peirce testified during the hearing and stated that the agency can provide clarity but failed to do so.

Telegram's new policy aims to address criticism from authorities over unresponsiveness in criminal cases.

Both parties have agreed to the extension, allowing for a comprehensive review of hundreds of thousands of documents.

Zhao's impending release comes as the US SEC filed an amended complaint against Binance.

The defense argued that the judge had prejudged SBF and requested a new trial.



