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In one of the first criminal cases brought under US sanctions laws involving cryptocurrency transactions, a federal magistrate judge approved the Department of Justice’s criminal complaint. In the opinion unsealed on May 13, 2022, US Magistrate Judge Zia M. Faruqi ruled that the Department of Justice demonstrated probable cause in accusing an unnamed defendant of transmitting more than $10 million in bitcoin to a “comprehensively sanctioned” country.
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In the U.S. and worldwide, vulnerable people including low income and communities of color, the young and elderly, are experiencing disproportionately high risk and harm from natural disasters and climate events such as heat waves, flooding and extreme freezes. Thus, decarbonization and climate adaptation policies must incorporate climate justice and social equity efforts to help protect disadvantaged communities while combating climate change.
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