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Hong Kong Amends Anti-Money Laundering Bill to Include Crypto, Here’s What it Means
Hong Kong, who recently emerged as the most crypto ready nation in the world, has taken a proactive step to ensure that crypto assets are not misused by criminals for moving illicit funds, illegally. The country has amended its Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Bill 2022, to now include crypto transactions as w...
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India’s Crypto Tax Comes Into Effect Today, Violators Stare at Jail Time Up to 7 Years
Crypto community in India has finally stepped into a tax regime today (April 1). A 30 percent tax will now be deducted from crypto profits, as per Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s instructions. Rule breakers could be subject to serious legal troubles. Members of India’s law fraternity believe these rules were much needed and are coming at ...
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New York Prison Employee Accused in Escape Plot Moved to New Lockup
A New York state prison employee charged with helping a pair of convicted murderers carry out an elaborate escape was moved on Saturday from a cell in the facility where she worked to a county jail about 165 miles (265 km) away, authorities said.
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Female New York Prison Employee Pleads not Guilty in Convict Escape
A woman employee of an upstate New York prison on Friday pleaded not guilty to charges that she helped two inmates stage a daring escape from the maximum security facility.
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Jailbreak Killers in United States 'Probably' Had Inside Help
Two convicted killers, who cut their way out of a maximum security jail near the Canadian border, probably had help from prison workers in their movie-style run for freedom, New York's governor said today
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Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term
Those who like to talk on their cellphones while driving need to revise their habit. The union cabinet is expected to approve an array of amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. These will amp up the punishment for not using seat-belts, jumping red lights, and driving drunk. The new rules will apply across the country. The new rules will apply acros...
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Hong Kong Amends Anti-Money Laundering Bill to Include Crypto, Here’s What it Means
Hong Kong, who recently emerged as the most crypto ready nation in the world, has taken a proactive step to ensure that crypto assets are not misused by criminals for moving illicit funds, illegally. The country has amended its Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Bill 2022, to now include crypto transactions as w...
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India’s Crypto Tax Comes Into Effect Today, Violators Stare at Jail Time Up to 7 Years
Crypto community in India has finally stepped into a tax regime today (April 1). A 30 percent tax will now be deducted from crypto profits, as per Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s instructions. Rule breakers could be subject to serious legal troubles. Members of India’s law fraternity believe these rules were much needed and are coming at ...
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New York Prison Employee Accused in Escape Plot Moved to New Lockup
A New York state prison employee charged with helping a pair of convicted murderers carry out an elaborate escape was moved on Saturday from a cell in the facility where she worked to a county jail about 165 miles (265 km) away, authorities said.
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Female New York Prison Employee Pleads not Guilty in Convict Escape
A woman employee of an upstate New York prison on Friday pleaded not guilty to charges that she helped two inmates stage a daring escape from the maximum security facility.
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Jailbreak Killers in United States 'Probably' Had Inside Help
Two convicted killers, who cut their way out of a maximum security jail near the Canadian border, probably had help from prison workers in their movie-style run for freedom, New York's governor said today
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Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term
Those who like to talk on their cellphones while driving need to revise their habit. The union cabinet is expected to approve an array of amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. These will amp up the punishment for not using seat-belts, jumping red lights, and driving drunk. The new rules will apply across the country. The new rules will apply acros...
