DOJ Invokes Bitcoin Fog Ruling in Tornado Cash Case
Prosecutors cite a recent appeals court ruling to support venue arguments in the Roman Storm case.
The United States Department of Justice has cited a recent Bitcoin Fog appeals court ruling as new support in its opposition to an acquittal bid by Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm, according to Cointelegraph.
Venue Arguments in New York
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According to prosecutors, the appeals court ruling supports their argument that Tornado Cash activity conducted in Manhattan was sufficient to establish venue for portions of Roman Storm's ongoing legal case in New York.
Key facts
- The DOJ referenced a Bitcoin Fog appeals court ruling in court filings.
- Prosecutors argue the ruling supports venue establishment for Roman Storm's case in New York.
- The legal proceedings involve Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm.
Source: cointelegraph.com
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