Agency Gets More Time to Oppose Amicus Request Permission by XRP Holders - BitcoinEthereumNews.com
Yuri Molchan Court has approved SECs request to gain more time to file opposition against request made by XRP holders to take part in briefing process Defense lawyer James Filan has shared on Twitter that the court has granted the SEC extra time to submit an opposition to the amicus request filed by XRP holders. Judge grants SEC extra time for filing opposition Earlier, these six XRP holders filed a request for amici status to join the briefing process after the testimony of SEC witness Patrick Doody took place. Judge Analisa Torres has granted the SEC legal team an extension of time until June 7 to oppose the desire of XRP holders to step in. Initially, the deadline was May 31. However, due to the upcoming holiday and other briefing deadlines, the SEC filed a request for extra time. The defendants and council for amici curiae did not object to the SEC‘s request. However, any responses to the SEC’s objection are due by June 10. Ads Earlier, U.Today covered that attorney John Deaton filed a motion to intervene on behalf of the XRP community last October, but the court declined it. Still, the granted amicus status was approved for six XRP holders, and now they will be able