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The US Court of Appeal dismissed the Crypto Advocacy Organization Coin Center against the US Ministry of Finance over its Office for Foreign Ait 2022 Sanctions against Tornado Mixing Service.
On Thursday, the Court of Appeal issued a petition to release the lower court’s decision and overwhelmed instructions for dismissal under joint filing with the Mint and Ministry of the USA. According to the court, the release would essentially conclude a legal challenge of the COIN Center against the Office of the Ministry of Foreign Ait (CONCAC).
In 2022, of 2022 added several addresses connected to the Tornado cash to its list of sanctioned entities. Mint filed a lawsuit claiming that the Ministry of Finance “exceeded [its] Statutory Authority ”in sanctions, although there were other litigation that was involved in the parties, including one of the six Tornado users supported by Crypto Exchange Coinbase.
The price of the native token Tornado Cash (torn) increased briefly by more than $ 14 to $ 10.55 in the reports on Monday before it stood at 9.47 USD at the time of publication.
“This is the official end of our judicial battle for the statutory office behind him.” [Tornado Cash] sanctions,” said Executive Director of Coin Center Peter Van Valkenburgh on Monday x Post. “The government was not interested in proceeding forward and preventing its dangerously exceeding the laws on sanctions.”
Cointlegraph asked the coin spokesman, but at the time of publication he did not receive an answer.
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In January, the US District Court for Western Texas District ordered the cancellation Sanction against the mixing service in the case of a case given by six Tornado Cash users.
Department of Finance Tornado fell cash From his lists of specially designated nationals in March, he argued in court that the case was “Moot” and did not require the final judgment.
Tornado cash developers are still in legal difficulties
The filing of the Court of Appeal came about two weeks before Roman Storm, one of the co -founders and developers for cash Tornado is scheduled to view for criminal proceedings at the Federal Court in New York.
Storm faces accusations of money laundering, plot to operate an unlicensed transmitter of money and conspiracy for violating US sanctions. It is not clear whether the Storm can use the released appeal.
Alexey Pertsev, another co -founder and developer of Tornado Cash, has already been found guilty of washing money in the Netherlands and sentenced to more than five years in prison. Roman Semenov, the second developer named in the same accusation as Storm, was still at freedom at the time of publication.
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