Friday 5 June 2015
Ross Ulbricht, the man convicted of running Silk Road, has made an appeal against his conviction and jail sentence. Motherboard first posted the notice to the Second Circuit court of appeals which was filed on Thursday. Ulbricht was found guilty by a jury in a federal court in Manhattan in February on seven counts related to the drug marketplace including computer hacking, money laundering and running a drugs-trafficking enterprise. Despite pleading with the judge to ‘give him his old age’ and “leave a light at the end of the tunnel,” he was landed with two life sentences as well as separate sentences…
This story continues at The Next Web
