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Whatever the chances of it happening, the prospect of watching some crypto scammer get a 10 year fraud (or whatever) sentence in a relatively open prison turned
by adhesive_wombat 5y ago
Whatever the chances of it happening, the prospect of watching some crypto scammer get a 10 year fraud (or whatever) sentence in a relatively open prison turned into an extradition and 200 consecutive life sentences in a supermax due to national security and sanctions violations would be...something. I'm not sure even a crypto scammer deserves that, but only because I'm not really sure anyone does.
- whatshisface 5y agoThey'd just demonstrate control of the funds and clear their name before they went to jail.
- adhesive_wombat 5y agoHmm, true. So if there's ever a scammer they can't quite prove has the assets, the police can claim they sent it to NK and they only way to avoid The Hole is to cop to the real scam. That's probably worryingly legal too.
- whatshisface 5y agoThat's where innocent until proven guilty comes in, which still does exist even if courts happily accept forms of evidence with extremely low empirical standards.