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Criminal

Jul. 9, 2020

Judge continues to disparage prosecution of alleged hacker

As the criminal trial of Yevgeniy Nikulin concluded what was expected to be the final day of proceedings Wednesday, the federal judge overseeing the case grew impatient with prosecutors over his skepticism that they offered little evidence of a direct link between hacks on major Silicon Valley technology companies and the suspected Russian hacker.

Judge continues to disparage prosecution of alleged hacker
U.S. District Judge William Alsup

SAN FRANCISCO -- As the criminal trial of Yevgeniy Nikulin concluded what was expected to be the final day of proceedings Wednesday, the federal judge overseeing the case grew impatient with prosecutors over his skepticism that they offered little evidence of a direct link between hacks on major Silicon Valley technology companies and the suspected Russian hacker.

"Is his name going to appear in some record?" U.S. District Judge

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