CoinVoice latest reports, according to law360.com citing documents submitted by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) last Friday, that during the Trump era, the U.S. DOJ pushed to reduce enforcement against Ativos de criptografia, but this did not stop federal prosecutors from pursuing charges against former SafeMoon CEO Braden Karony. Karony faces fraud charges related to the collapse of the Token. He is set to go on trial in May, which will be a key test of whether the DOJ's new policies will protect executives from past alleged misconduct charges. On April 18, federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of New York confirmed they would continue to pursue the case. Karony is charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud, wire fraud, and Lavagem de dinheiro, and he has pleaded not guilty, remaining out on bail of $3 million since February. Previous reports indicated that the SafeMoon CEO requested to postpone his trial due to "policy changes" at the SEC during Trump's term.
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O Departamento de Justiça dos EUA continuará a avançar com a ação judicial por fraude contra o ex-CEO da SafeMoon.
CoinVoice latest reports, according to law360.com citing documents submitted by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) last Friday, that during the Trump era, the U.S. DOJ pushed to reduce enforcement against Ativos de criptografia, but this did not stop federal prosecutors from pursuing charges against former SafeMoon CEO Braden Karony. Karony faces fraud charges related to the collapse of the Token. He is set to go on trial in May, which will be a key test of whether the DOJ's new policies will protect executives from past alleged misconduct charges. On April 18, federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of New York confirmed they would continue to pursue the case. Karony is charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud, wire fraud, and Lavagem de dinheiro, and he has pleaded not guilty, remaining out on bail of $3 million since February. Previous reports indicated that the SafeMoon CEO requested to postpone his trial due to "policy changes" at the SEC during Trump's term.