"They've just been plagued," said Larry Gray, head of law enforcement for the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association.
"Digital currencies are not going away," said Carol Van Cleef, the head of law firm Patton Boggs's emerging-payments practice.
Napier emerged from the deal as the minister of legal affairs and head of law reform, a lowly post in the pecking order.
"Without the lions, it was as if I had just a hand with three fingers, now I have four," said Eugene Mutangana, head of law enforcement at the park.
Barry Vitou, the head of law firm Pinsent Mason's corporate law group, said: "The outcome of this case once again highlights the urgent need for a complete overhaul of corporate liability law in the UK".
"People looking at it from the outside look at the dollars and say they are high," said Kenneth Raskin, the head of law firm White & Case's executive compensation practice in New York.
Mr Kohler, who is head of law at the School of African and Oriental Studies in London, said he was "ecstatic and very pleased" at the men's admissions during the court hearing, during which they were hidden from his view by the dock's frosted glass.
He was referring to two state laws, the bankruptcy and head-of-household laws.
The reserved subjects came under the heading of law and order and included justice, the police, land revenue, and irrigation.
Mr. Bequelin said that in four cases, Beijing judicial authorities had told the heads of law firms that a civil rights lawyer in their practice faced difficulties in renewing a license.
