Bitcoin podcasterPeter McCormack has sought for a deadline extension to file his defense against thelibel claims filed by Dr. Craig Wright.

The host of the What Bitcoin Did podcast initially had until June 13 to respond to Wright’s libel claims, but his lawyers have requested the court a 28-day extension on his behalf citing the hospitalization of the lead partner at RPC as part of the reason for the delay.

Wright’s legal representatives have agreed to McCormack’s request as long as the podcaster shouldered the costs of the application to get a court order. McCormack agreed, and would also pay Wright’s “reasonable costs” resulting from his application for a deadline extension. The costs, while not expected to be substantial, might still take a chunk out of McCormack’sdefense funds, which he planned to raise via crowdfunding.

McCormack now has until July 11 to file his defense.

Reversing Illicit Transactions on Bitcoin Is Simple.
By Craig Wright 
24 Jul 2019 |

https://craigwright.net/blog/bitcoin-blockchain-tech/reversing-illicit-transactions-on-bitcoin-is-simple/

Demoledor.


A court order can force a transaction to be invalidated. A court order can change the nature of the blockchain and require that the UTXO set is updated.

If the US Justice Department determines that a ‘large’ Bitcoin address has been associated with illicit activity, it can get an order in a global court to freeze the respective address.

An immutable blockchain does not mean it can’t be changed.
The process is simple,
You don’t delete a record, you record a transaction saying why and how the record has been updated. It is nothing new in accounting. And it is something that is easily promulgated through courts and can be enforced by governments.

Small transactions across addresses and templates that are under a threshold which makes them economically non-viable to chase will not be altered. But, large transactions across addresses will be.

New drop https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.253.0.pdf

"...Bitcoin isn’t designed with government as a threat, it’s designed to work within global legal systems. It incorporates many of the requirements of legislative processes such as Sarbanes Oxley and FINRA".

https://craigwright.net/blog/bitcoin-blockchain-tech/spam-away/

Pedido de asistencia a la corte britanica para cuestionar a Ramona, Macgregor y O'haggan

"The three individuals who Kleinman’s attorneys want to interview include:

Andrew O’Hagan — The person who wrote a book called “The Satoshi Affair”

Ramona Watts — Dr. Craig S Wright’s life partner

Robert MacGregor — One of Dr. Wright’s closest business associates"


Kleiman Vs Craig Wright Satoshi Case Update: Attorneys Seek International Judicial Assistance
As things stand, it remains to be seen whether or not the UK judge presiding over the matter will grant Kleinman’s attorneys their extradition request. The case is quite meaty and thus many experts feel as though the winds are currently favouring Kleinman’s legal counsel. However, only time will tell how the future of this case plays out.
By Shiraz J -
July 29, 2019
https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/kleiman-vs-craig-wright-satoshi-case-update-attorneys-seek-international-judicial-assistance/

Stefan Matthews https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFktyBI_wdMebiehFQ
Robert Scott MacGregor https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFfVGRJmxxGxuQt0yA

https://twitter.com/22centurycrypto/status/1157705358913282048?s=12
Today in court. 5 aug.

"Kleiman vs. Wright hearing 8/5/2019 --- HC: $22ndcenturycrypto"

en YouTube
https://youtu.be/4CIjs5WNM3c

Craig Wright’s Counsel Rebuts Forgery Evidence in Ongoing Lawsuit

https://www.coindesk.com/craig-wrights-counsel-rebuts-forgery-evidence-in-ongoing-lawsuit