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DOJ challenges law enforcement claims over CLARITY Act loopholes
The U.S. Department of Justice has rejected warnings from four major law enforcement organizations, arguing that the CLARITY Act would not weaken criminal investigations and that claims about enforcement loopholes are factually incorrect. According to the Blockchain Association, a DOJ…
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NCDMB to launch oil and gas trainers certification
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