Mysterious Filing Reemerges in XRP Lawsuit
- Justin W. Keener refiled a motion on May 28 to present “decisive evidence” in the Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit.
- Keener is not a party to the lawsuit but claims an interest due to possessing critical data.
- XRP lawyer Bill Morgan noted the filing critiques the Howey test and its judicial interpretation.
- Ex-SEC lawyer Marc Fagel observed that this is Keener’s second filing, with prior SEC response noted.
- Keener previously faced a $10.2 million penalty for unregistered securities dealing from 2015-2018.
The reappearance of Justin W. Keener’s motion, aiming to introduce pivotal evidence in the Ripple case, has stirred discussions among legal experts and observers, though its acceptance remains uncertain following prior dismissal.
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