SEC Case Update: The SEC filed an opposition to the motion

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SEC Case Update: The SEC filed an opposition to the motion

to dismiss last minute but it's not public, so it doesn't show up on the usual courtlistener websites.

Richard will file a reply brief on August 22. This will address whatever's in the SEC's response brief that we can't currently see.

Richards post about it https://vxtwitter.com/RichardHeartWin/status/1810529706737025463?s=35

Nuclear Herbs shedding more light on the issue of hidden briefs:
https://x.com/NuclearHerbs/status/1810743644988788826

"As it turns out, Judge Amon has a local court rule that directs parties NOT to file their briefs (original motion, response brief, and reply brief) until they all are completed (screenshot below). Then, they all get filed at the same time. I’ve personally never seen a rule like this, and really don’t understand why this rule exists, but it does. Thanks to Marc Fagel as well (don’t know if he wants to be tagged, so I won’t do it here) for confirming that he hasn’t seen this rule in other courts."

#cryptocurrency #english #hex-crypto

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09.07.2024

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Micah Munger · Accepted Answer

Micah Munger

Doesn't seem like a terrible rule. Less knee jerk rubber banding at every step methinks. No expert but that's my take.

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