Request accepted by court Ripplewill be able to verify the identities of SEC officials in some of their videos.
Ripple recently asked the court to review some videos featuring top officials of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Ripple, Magistrate, who wants to verify the identity of the people in the videos Sarah Netburnapproved by.
The platforms in question do not allow their users to download copies of the content. For this reason, defendants must obtain permission from the court. SEC argued that he would only accept this request if the defendants agreed to restart the investigation. However, plaintiff Ripple wanted to file several subpoenas in order to obtain video material to support their claims.
The Ripple front stated that it does not want to restart the research with this request. This request was reportedly made before the end of the rapid research process at the end of August.
Ripple Doesn’t Want to Restart Research
Magistrate Sarah Netburn In Ripple’s decision to want to review the videos of some SEC officials, it ignored the SEC’s argument that the defendants were trying to restart the rapid investigation. In a letter submitted on 8 August, the plaintiff said he took no stance against the defendants’ request for a resumption of the rapid investigation.
Attorney Jeremy Hogan, a partner at the Hogan & Hogan law firm, said in a recent statement that authentication is now “standard stuff” so it shouldn’t be this hard. As reported by people close to the parties Ripple, the plaintiff’s former SECofficials by William Hinman He also responded to objections to recent court orders regarding his emails. Defendants believe the agency mischaracterized the judge’s decisions.
