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USA v. Nikulin
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April 20, 2020
Jury In Paused Hacking Trial To Be Polled On Virus Concerns
A California federal court overseeing the trial of a Russian man accused of hacking three tech companies said Monday that it would ask jurors about their health and safety concerns related to COVID-19 before resuming trial May 4.
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April 09, 2020
Paused Hacking Trial Pushed To May Amid Virus Lockdown
A California federal judge on Thursday punted to May the paused trial of a Russian man accused of hacking into computers belonging to three tech companies, including LinkedIn, citing safety and fairness issues that could arise if it were held during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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March 17, 2020
Defendants' Rights Hang In The Balance Amid Pandemic
Federal criminal courts are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic in various ways, some of them unprecedented, as judges grapple with their role in safeguarding defendants' rights and keeping the public safe.
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March 30, 2018
Russian Man Charged With Hacking US Tech Firms Extradited
A Russian man on Friday pled not guilty in California federal court to charges of hacking into computers belonging to three San Francisco-based tech companies, including LinkedIn Corp., after the Czech Republic ordered him extradited to the U.S., against the wishes of Russia, which wanted to prosecute him for a separate case.
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October 21, 2016
Russian Indicted For Hacking LinkedIn, Dropbox, Others
A Russian man stands accused of hacking into computers belonging to San Francisco-based tech companies LinkedIn Corp., Dropbox Inc. and Formspring Inc. and stealing information and user credentials, federal prosecutors announced Friday.
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