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Latest News in White Collar
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January 23, 2026
Bookie Tied To Puig Ran With High-Profile Clients, Jury Told
A former manager of an illegal sports betting ring testified Friday in the obstruction of justice trial of former MLB star Yasiel Puig, telling a California federal jury that a man whom a previous witness said Puig at one point owed hundreds of thousands of dollars to was the gambling operation's biggest bookie.
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January 23, 2026
Crypto Project Laundered North Korea Crime Funds, Suit Says
Torture and terror survivors and their families who have won monetary judgments against North Korea asked a Washington, D.C., federal judge to order a cryptocurrency project to pay nearly $250 million for allegedly laundering North Korean hacker funds they say should have been frozen and seized for the plaintiffs' compensation.
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January 23, 2026
SEC Accuses Lottery.Com, Execs Of Fraud In SPAC Combo
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has sued Lottery.com, several of its executives and the former CEO of a blank check company, alleging they participated in a scheme to enhance the gambling platform's fiscal performance for the financial benefit of the involved insiders.
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January 23, 2026
Feds Seek $35M Forfeiture After Ex-CFO's Crypto Conviction
Government prosecutors urged a Seattle federal judge to impose a $35 million forfeiture judgment on a software startup's former executive following his wire fraud conviction, arguing that Nevin Shetty's quick loss of the money in a cryptocurrency collapse doesn't change the fact that he stole it.
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January 23, 2026
Contractor Indicted For Giving National Defense Info To Reporter
A Maryland man accused of unlawfully transmitting and retaining classified national defense information was indicted by a federal grand jury one week after FBI agents seized electronic devices from a Washington Post journalist's home as part of their investigation.
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