Judge Analisa Torres brought forward the SEC v Ripple calendar to expedite proceedings. The SEC has made several extensions to address one key issue that continues to weaken its case against Ripple. As new developments emerge, further delays could come into play.
But, there’s one thing that never really changed – SEC’s attempts to avoid submitting Hinman emails to the court.
In the latest attempt on 30 April, the regulatory board attempted to keep the emails related to its former head of Corporation Finance, Hinman, according to a corporate defense lawyer James K. Filan. The SEC has submitted a letter motion to keep the Hinman emails private from Ripple and the judge, citing the attorney-client privilege.
<p lang=«und» dir=«ltr» xml:lang=«und»>pic.twitter.com/giEEUdgTGK— James K. Filan
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