California SB1208 addresses money laundering involving digital assets by enabling law enforcement to seize and return cryptocurrency to victims of.
California SB1208 amends the Penal Code to address money laundering involving digital assets. It allows law enforcement to seize digital financial assets if they are involved in money laundering or traceable to such activities. The bill mandates that seized digital assets be returned to victims of fraud, including those residing in California or defrauded while in the state. It also requires law enforcement to report annually on the use of search warrants and the distribution of seized assets to victims.
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