Ripple and defendants Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen, former SEC official William Hinman Ethereum responded to his objection to the disclosure of emails about their conversation.
Ripple Asks Court to Deny SEC’s Appeal
The defendants asked the judge to dismiss the SEC’s appeals.
Judge Sarah Netburn has so far issued three orders compelling the SEC to release the documents in question.
In January, the court ruled that the agency should deliver those emails after the agency argued that Hinman’s emails were protected by special process privilege (DPP). In April, Ripple scored another major win when Judge Netburn denied the plaintiff’s request for reconsideration.
The court also dismissed the SEC’s attorney-client privilege (ACP) claims in July. The court said that providing legal advice was not the predominant purpose of communication.
However, the plaintiff continues to resist not delivering the documents. At the end of July, he had asked permission to appeal the final decision.
Ripple alleges that the SEC “misjudged” Judge Netburn’s views in its appeals to the court’s decision regarding the DPP.
XRP alleges that the SEC “misjudged” Judge Netburn’s views in its appeals to the court’s decision regarding the DPP. Defendants further allege that my SEC offered “no basis” to establish that the court made any mistakes in its decision regarding the APP.
Defendants submit that the speech documents in question are the SEC’s cryptocurrency claims that it can reveal the extent of its awareness of common practices in its trading, potentially shed light on regulatory uncertainty, and bolster Ripple’s fair notice defense.
*Not investment advice.
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