Illinois recognises blockchain smart contracts as admissible in court

By cineramaJanuary 11, 2020Bitcoin Business

The US state of Illinois has officially passed the ‘Blockchain Technology Act’, which makes smart contracts and blockchain-based electronic records admissible in court.

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