The judge approved Ripple's motion to verify the video of seven US SEC officials' public remarks

[The judge approved Ripple's motion to verify the video of the public remarks of seven US SEC officials] Golden Finance News, former US federal prosecutor James K. Filan tweeted that in a text-only order (Text Only Order), Judge Netburn granted the Ripple defendants’ motion to serve two subpoenas to verify seven SEC videos of public statements and ignore the SEC’s allegations that the defendants attempted to reopen the discovery process.

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