Lawyers, Richard Heart is here to tell you something you might not know. Things people were planning to publish to the public are protected from search and seizure at a higher level than other things. And if you don't tell the person searching or seizing your things that what…
Why all the legal tweets? Because of these cases specifically: , https://www.scribd.com/document/612559871/SEC-Brief-Summary-Judgment
Your constitutional rights didn't exist a thousand years ago and only through the vigilance of the recent courts have they been defended. Because organizations over…
Blokchain = You do some math, you publish the results publicly with a timestamp. Period. IT IS SPEECH AND PUBLISHING. HOW LOUDLY MUST I SCREAM IT? IT IS PEER TO PEER SPEECH! IT ALWAYS HAS BEEN!
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Blockchains are a library.
Blocks are peoples writing, math, art, speech.
Blockchain software is the publishing software you use to publish the speech you've created to the public.
The first amendment protects your right to communicate with your fellow man.
Banning the pen would…
Is associating your money with other people’s money, freedom of association? Is impairing your ability to obtain privacy the same as a pre-emptive search (4th amendment)? Is making it impossible to use your money a seizure of the value of the money (5th amendment) or seizure (4th…
Laws to limit the governments access to financial data: The Right to Financial Privacy Act of 1978 (RFPA; codified at 12 U.S.C. ch. 35, § 3401
Kindhearts for Charitable Human. Devel. v. Geithner, 647 F. Supp. 2d 857 (N.D. Ohio 2009)3. Quoting the Court: "Plaintiff's motion for partial summary judgment [Doc. 31] be and hereby is granted with regard to its claims:
A. That OFAC violated the Fourth Amendment claim when it…
Bernstein v. DOJ (1999) Privacy enabling technology is protected by the First Amendment. Quoting the Court:
"Second, we note that the government's efforts to regulate and control the spread of knowledge relating to encryption may implicate more than the First Amendment rights of…
Junger v. Daley, 209 F.3d 481 (6th Cir. 2000) Appellate court opinion that encryption code is protected by the First Amendment. The court:
"The Supreme Court has explained that “all ideas having even the slightest redeeming social importance,” including those concerning “the…
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A new front end to run HEX code has been spotted at . It appears to support wallet connect 2.0.
Like if you want a constitutional amendment enshrining the right to transact.
Richard heart teaches you things no one else can, or will.
You do not custody coins, the blockchain does.
You do not send coins. You publish updates to a public database. The coins are right where they always were.
You do not have a cryptocurrency wallet, you have a keychain.…
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