.SECGov wants to fight against the court ruling on Hinman emails
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has asked Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn for permission to file a 30-page opening brief and a 10-page reply brief in support of the agency’s objections to the court’s orders compelling the disclosure of drafts of the infamous Willian Hinman speech.
The SEC has repeatedly refused to turn over emails related to the 2018 speech, in which the former director said that Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, by market cap. Initially, the SEC attempted to argue that the emails were protected by deliberate process privilege to no avail. In May, Netburn
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