Convenience theory of cryptocurrency crime: a content analysis of U.S. federal court decisions
This article examines cryptocurrency cases decided in the U.S. District and Circuit Courts to determine the applicability of Gottschalk’s convenience theory of white-collar crime to cryptocurrency crime litigation and to empirically analyze whether the conditions under which cryptocurrency offenses...
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Year: 2021, Volume: 42, Issue: 8, Pages: 958-978 |
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