SEATTLE (AP) — Lawyers for the Russian man charged with hacking into the computer systems of businesses throughout the U.S. are asking a federal judge in Seattle to hold a hearing as soon as possible so they can make their case for moving Roman Seleznev out of a Special Housing Unit.
A pizza chain targeted in a credit card hacking scheme says its former law firm has a conflict of interest in the case because it’s representing the son of a Russian lawmaker charged with hacking into businesses across the U.S. Zpizza’s president told a federal judge Tuesday that the company shared confidential information with the […]
Robert W. Ray, left, and Ely Goldin, right, attorneys for Roman Seleznev, speak with reporters outside the U.S. District Courthouse in Seattle on Friday, Aug. 15, 2014.
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