During
Thursday’s
hearing,
Failla
argued
that,
under
the
law,
it
didn’t
matter
whether
Storm
knew
about
the
criminal
uses
of
Tornado
Cash.
“Now,
the
law
is
clear,
but
to
be
guilty
of
money
laundering,
the
defendants
need
not
be
guilty
of,
involved
in,
or
even
aware
of
the
specifics
of
the
specified
unlawful
activity,”
Failla
said.
“The
government
did
not
have
to
allege
that
Mr.
Storm
was
aware
of
the
specific
nature
of,
much
less
a
participant
in,
the
underlying
criminal
activity.”