“Not a good day for Binance. The SEC’s got to sit back and let the Judge make its points for it – which is the best place to be in court,” he concluded.
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“I just looked at the lawsuit and said “this is not a slam dunk lawsuit” and so I told my wife I wanted to do a video on this”, he said. The video was published on 5 January 2021 and it was the first of many since then.”
Attorney Jeremy Hogan added that the parties can stipulate a shorter time frame and the judge would agree with that. “But do you think the SEC would agree to shorter time frames? Me neither!”
Bringing attorney Jeremy Hogan automatically lends some credibility to the project, but critics may find XRP2 as an inflationary force for acting as a perceived substitute for XRP.
“There has never been a crypto case in which this has happened. So, this would be unchartered waters but the effect of any order would be absolutely devastating.”
By wanting to have it both ways, the SEC has inadvertently put the Hinman speech back into play as “market guidance”, which puts it back into relevance as official guidance as to whether XRP is a security and back into play as to the fair notice defence.
“Everything about the Ripple case is strangely backwards”
Such notes are pre-decisional and deliberative, and piercing the SEC’s privilege is unwarranted because Garlinghouse’s “need for the [notes] is significantly reduced” given his presence at the Meeting”, the SEC argued.
“I don’t have to explain to them whether they are in violation of the law. I’m the regulator. I’m the police. if someone breaks the law, I arrest them and take them to jail.”
“If I’m a betting man. Fair notice will be allowed, charges won’t be dismissed against brad and Chris….”, said @xrpmule, to which attorney Jeremy Hogan replied: “That’s what I’m thinking as well.”
“Among the 66 documents, there could be something really bad that can destroy the SEC’s case”, Hogan suspects. This could justify the legal gymnastics.
A court has recently ruled against a defendant which claimed there was no fair notice for the term “dealer”, which had less binding authority than “investment contract”. Attorney Hogan explained this time is different because the burden is on the SEC.
As the lawsuit is again at risk of extending deadlines potentially for summary judgment, Mr. Hogan was clear that the SEC v Ripple has an end in sight.
“If the SEC truly is going to try and make an argument that the difference between XRP and Ether is that the Ripple ledger is not fully built out – that is a major shift in SEC strategy and major admission of a defeat for the SEC”.
“Well, I’ll say it: I swear Judge Netburn is following some of the XRP people on Twitter or maybe even on Youtube. I didn’t think so before but now… I see you Judge Netburn”.
According to Jeremy Hogan, an attorney close to the XRP community, if Final Briefs are being scheduled in April, then the Final Judegment will take place in July.
The SEC’s evidence against Ripple is being disclosed to the public and analyzed by attorney Jeremy Hogan as Magistrate Analisa Torres prepares key rulings very soon, including on whether the Fair Notice defense survives.
“My instinct is that someone wants the deposition to be done in-person for some reason”, said attorney Jeremy Hogan.
Other prominent figures within the XRP community made their comments, including attorney Jeremy Hogan.
