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D.A. Bragg Announces Return Of 133 Antiquities To The People Of Pakistan 
“I thank our team of outstanding investigators and prosecutors, along with our partners at HSI, for returning these more than 100 antiquities back to the people of Pakistan. We will continue to celebrate Manhattan’s status as one of the cultural capitals of the world, while doing everything possible to ensure that the antiquities sitting in our galleries and museums arrived here legally,” said Manhattan District Attorney Bragg.
Bitcoin ATM Operator Ran Illegal Money Transmitter, Jury Says 
A New York state jury has convicted the operator of a network of bitcoin kiosks that allegedly catered to criminal activity of operating an unlicensed money transmitter and tax fraud, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office said Thursday.
ICYMI: D.A. Bragg, Legal Aid Society Call On State Legislature To Increase Student Loan Aid For Public Interest Attorneys 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. and Chief Attorney of the Criminal Defense Practice at The Legal Aid Society Tina Luongo wrote an op-ed in the Albany Times Union calling on the New York State Legislature to bolster the District Attorney and Indigent Legal Services Attorney Loan Forgiveness (DALF) Program
Upper West Side Woman Indicted for Stealing Immigration Fees at Case Management Job 
An Upper West Side woman has been indicted for pocketing immigration application fees for her own personal use, Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg has announced.
One-on-one with DA Bragg on battling sex crimes and domestic violence in Manhattan 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg had a particularly busy Wednesday that had nothing to do with the ongoing trial of former President Donald Trump — which takes up most of the attention of late at the Manhattan Criminal Court House.
D.A. Bragg Announces Trial Conviction In Citywide Illegal Bitcoin ATM Operation 
“Today, a jury convicted Robert Taylor of running an underground, unlicensed Bitcoin kiosk business intentionally targeted toward criminal clientele,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Promises of anonymity in violation of all financial regulations ensured he could pocket high fees while turning his customers’ Bitcoin into more than $5 million in cash. This verdict should send a message to other bad actors who think they can hide behind cryptocurrency: our prosecutors and investigators have the knowledge and expertise to peel back those layers of secrecy and hold you accountable.”

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