South Korean Prosecutor Fights to Confiscate Bitcoins from Criminal Proceeds

By cineramaDecember 26, 2017Bitcoin Business

South Korean authorities are divided whether bitcoins from criminal proceeds should be confiscated. In a criminal case involving 216 bitcoins, the court previously ruled that the digital currency cannot […]

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South Korean Prosecutor Fights to Confiscate Bitcoins from Criminal Proceeds

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