September 1, 2026
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Open Source Justice: Legal knowledge and tools for all, free from cost or exclusivity

Open Source Justice: Legal knowledge and tools for all, free from cost or exclusivity

**Open Source Developers Arrested: Code as a Crime?**

In a shocking twist, open source developers have been arrested for writing code. The code, dubbed the “Open Source Justice Manifesto,” advocates for a radical overhaul of the justice system, making legal knowledge and tools accessible to all. This has sparked alarm over the implications of open source software and its potential to upend the legal landscape and proprietary software models. The open source community is reeling from this unprecedented move

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DOJ counters Tornado Cash developer’s motion to dismiss, citing national security concerns

DOJ counters Tornado Cash developer’s motion to dismiss, citing national security concerns

**DOJ Strikes Back: Tornado Cash Developer’s Dismissal Plea Shot Down**

The Justice Department has unleashed a fiery response to Tornado Cash developer Alexey Pertsev’s attempt to dodge charges. The DOJ claims Pertsev’s arguments are a feeble attempt to escape accountability for his role in laundering a staggering $7 billion in crypto.

Not only that, the DOJ alleges that Pertsev’s actions have compromised national security by aiding North Korean hackers and other nefarious actors. The government is determined to deny Pertsev’s dismissal request and bring him to justice

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