Storm has offered many legal defenses in an effort to dispel the allegations.
The act of coding is protected by virtue of the First Amendment’s guarantee of free expression.
One of the co-founders of Tornado Cash, a crypto mixing service, Roman Storm, has moved to have the allegations against him dropped. After his arrest and subsequent charges stemming from his role in launching the platform, Storm has offered many legal defenses in an effort to dispel the allegations.
Moreover, one of the main arguments put out is that the act of coding is shielded from legal action by virtue of the First Amendment’s guarantee of free expression. Also, Storm faced charges of engaging in an unregistered money transmitting company, conspiring to violate the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, and money laundering.
Indictment Terminally Flawed
The maximum penalty for each of these counts is twenty years in jail. The legal team representing Storm, meantime, has argued that the i
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