Tesla stockholders ask judge to silence Elon Musk in fraud case

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In court documents filed Friday, lawyers for the Tesla shareholders alleged that Musk is trying to influence potential jurors in the lawsuit.

They contend that Musk's 2018 tweets about having the money to take Tesla private at $420 per share were written to manipulate the stock price, costing shareholders money."Musk's comments risk confusing potential jurors with the false narrative that he did not knowingly make misrepresentations with his Aug. 7, 2018 tweets," the lawyers wrote.

Alex Spiro, a lawyer representing Musk, wrote in an email Sunday that the plaintiffs' lawyers are seeking a big payout. "Nothing will ever change the truth, which is that Elon Musk was considering taking Tesla private and could have," he wrote. "All that's left some half-decade later is random plaintiffs lawyers trying to make a buck and others trying to block that truth from coming to light, all to the detriment of free speech.

Judge Chen's order, issued April 1, was not in the public court file as of Sunday. Adam Apton, a lawyer for the shareholders, said it was sealed because it has evidence that Musk and Tesla say is confidential. It will stay sealed until the parties agree if anything should remain sealed, he wrote in an email. "Our motion for TRO accurately describes the issues decided by the court," Apton wrote.. Musk then agreed to the fine and signed the court agreement.

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