Tornado Cash’s Roman Storm wins partial privacy defense in money laundering trial
Key Takeaways Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is on trial for money laundering and sanctions violations, with proceedings expected to last three weeks. The judge ruled the defense can reference privacy but barred appeals to broader constitutional rights, limiting arguments around the “right to privacy.” Tornado Cash cofounder Roman Storm secured a partial courtroom victory Friday, as a federal judge ruled he can present arguments about privacy motivations during his ongoing criminal trial, though not under the banner of a constitutional “right to privacy.” The trial began this week and is expected to last three weeks. According to a report…
