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News Judge Denies Coinbase Subpoena Request for Gensler’s Communications, Lawsuit Continues 2 hours ago - Around 3 mins mins to read
Key Points:
Judge Failla denied Coinbase subpoena request for SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s communications, deeming their arguments speculative.
The SEC argued the subpoena was an improper intrusion, emphasizing the case concerns the agency’s actions, not Gensler personally.
U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla ruled against Coinbase subpoena request for U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler.
Coinbase sought extensive information related to digital assets and cryptocurrency exchange registration, covering communications from 2017 to the present. The request came after a judge allowed the SEC’s case against Coinbase to proceed on most charges.
Coinbase subpoena request aimed to obtain Gensler’s comments, arguing the need to verify that he did not use personal devices or email accounts for official communications. The SEC, however, filed a protective order, contending that the subpoena should target the agency, not Gensler personally, labeling it an “improper intrusion.”
Judge Failla found Coinbase’s arguments speculative and unconvincing, noting the difficulty in obtaining Gensler’s pre-chair statements. She acknowledged Coinbase’s concerns, expressing discomfort with potential stonewalling, but emphasized the speculative nature of their claims.
SEC lawyer Jorge Tenreiro described Coinbase’s request as intrusive, arguing that the proceedings concern the SEC’s actions, not Gensler’s personal communications. He asserted that Gensler is neither a fact witness nor an expert on the law, urging the court to quash the Coinbase subpoena request.
Failla agreed with Tenreiro, highlighting the undue burden of probing Gensler’s pre-chair statements. Coinbase compared their situation to the SEC’s case against Ripple, where the court ordered the discovery of communications involving former SEC Chair Jay Clayton. However, Tenreiro noted the SEC had sought to limit Ripple’s access to certain information.
Coinbase’s ongoing legal battle includes 33 requests for SEC documents and communications. The SEC’s lawsuit, initiated in June 2023, accuses Coinbase of operating as an unregistered exchange, broker, and clearing agency, and engaging in unregistered securities offerings through its staking services.
Despite the setback, Failla indicated that she expects future motions from Coinbase with her continued involvement in the proceedings.
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Judge Denies Coinbase Subpoena Request for Gensler’s Communications, Lawsuit Continues
Key Points:
Judge Failla denied Coinbase subpoena request for SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s communications, deeming their arguments speculative.
The SEC argued the subpoena was an improper intrusion, emphasizing the case concerns the agency’s actions, not Gensler personally.
U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla ruled against Coinbase subpoena request for U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler.
Coinbase sought extensive information related to digital assets and cryptocurrency exchange registration, covering communications from 2017 to the present. The request came after a judge allowed the SEC’s case against Coinbase to proceed on most charges.
Coinbase subpoena request aimed to obtain Gensler’s comments, arguing the need to verify that he did not use personal devices or email accounts for official communications. The SEC, however, filed a protective order, contending that the subpoena should target the agency, not Gensler personally, labeling it an “improper intrusion.”
Judge Failla found Coinbase’s arguments speculative and unconvincing, noting the difficulty in obtaining Gensler’s pre-chair statements. She acknowledged Coinbase’s concerns, expressing discomfort with potential stonewalling, but emphasized the speculative nature of their claims.
SEC lawyer Jorge Tenreiro described Coinbase’s request as intrusive, arguing that the proceedings concern the SEC’s actions, not Gensler’s personal communications. He asserted that Gensler is neither a fact witness nor an expert on the law, urging the court to quash the Coinbase subpoena request.
Failla agreed with Tenreiro, highlighting the undue burden of probing Gensler’s pre-chair statements. Coinbase compared their situation to the SEC’s case against Ripple, where the court ordered the discovery of communications involving former SEC Chair Jay Clayton. However, Tenreiro noted the SEC had sought to limit Ripple’s access to certain information.
Coinbase’s ongoing legal battle includes 33 requests for SEC documents and communications. The SEC’s lawsuit, initiated in June 2023, accuses Coinbase of operating as an unregistered exchange, broker, and clearing agency, and engaging in unregistered securities offerings through its staking services.
Despite the setback, Failla indicated that she expects future motions from Coinbase with her continued involvement in the proceedings.
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Key Points:
Judge Failla denied Coinbase subpoena request for SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s communications, deeming their arguments speculative.
The SEC argued the subpoena was an improper intrusion, emphasizing the case concerns the agency’s actions, not Gensler personally.
U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla ruled against Coinbase subpoena request for U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler.
Coinbase sought extensive information related to digital assets and cryptocurrency exchange registration, covering communications from 2017 to the present. The request came after a judge allowed the SEC’s case against Coinbase to proceed on most charges.
Coinbase subpoena request aimed to obtain Gensler’s comments, arguing the need to verify that he did not use personal devices or email accounts for official communications. The SEC, however, filed a protective order, contending that the subpoena should target the agency, not Gensler personally, labeling it an “improper intrusion.”
Judge Failla found Coinbase’s arguments speculative and unconvincing, noting the difficulty in obtaining Gensler’s pre-chair statements. She acknowledged Coinbase’s concerns, expressing discomfort with potential stonewalling, but emphasized the speculative nature of their claims.
SEC lawyer Jorge Tenreiro described Coinbase’s request as intrusive, arguing that the proceedings concern the SEC’s actions, not Gensler’s personal communications. He asserted that Gensler is neither a fact witness nor an expert on the law, urging the court to quash the Coinbase subpoena request.
Failla agreed with Tenreiro, highlighting the undue burden of probing Gensler’s pre-chair statements. Coinbase compared their situation to the SEC’s case against Ripple, where the court ordered the discovery of communications involving former SEC Chair Jay Clayton. However, Tenreiro noted the SEC had sought to limit Ripple’s access to certain information.
Coinbase’s ongoing legal battle includes 33 requests for SEC documents and communications. The SEC’s lawsuit, initiated in June 2023, accuses Coinbase of operating as an unregistered exchange, broker, and clearing agency, and engaging in unregistered securities offerings through its staking services.
Despite the setback, Failla indicated that she expects future motions from Coinbase with her continued involvement in the proceedings.
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