Clever hacks In the ever-evolving cryptocurrency sphere don’t fit the criteria for market manipulation. Might “financial instrument” need a new and broader definition?

A mistrial against Peraire-Bueno brothers reveals the complexity of defining the parameters of decentralized financial protocols.

Recent Dutch court ruling against a wife for complicity in husband’s money laundering raises questions about the threshold for evidence versus guilt by association.

When former Jumbo CEO is convicted for non-official bribery, forgery, and money laundering, on assumptions and presuppositions, an appeal is in order.

Can the Netherlands and EU strengthen their fight against corruption while upholding the democratic rule of law?

Judgment and punishment must fit the highly nuanced circumstances of the case itself.

In democratic systems, the line between endorsing a candidate and paying a bribe can be very faint indeed.

The Dutch Court of Appeals rules in favor of Richard de Mos, finding the charges of political corruption baseless.

Should citizens be allowed to financially support the political parties they endorse without accusations of bribery?

The Dutch court holds the entity and its creator responsible for users’ fraudulent activity. What dangerous precedent is being set?

Press releases hold sway in the court of public opinion. Might they also impact justice in the court of law?

Principles for application of this hotly contested issue in legal privilege receives Dutch Supreme Court guidance.

To what extent are software developers held liable when their products are used for illegal gain?

Look to the clear parameters of Dutch law for guidelines for paying- and reducing- the dividend tax.

Judith DeBoer urges the FIOD to rely upon verifiable facts and objective reporting in journalism.