Michigan Introduces Bills Adding Cryptocurrency And Distributed Ledgers To Criminal Statutes

By cineramaJune 14, 2018Ethereum

Many states have added definitions to their statutes for blockchains or "smart contracts." Usually the intent of these laws is simply to clarify that distributed ledgers can be legally […]

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Michigan Introduces Bills Adding Cryptocurrency And Distributed Ledgers To Criminal Statutes

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