Coinbase has adjusted its subpoena on US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler to seek his private communications while serving as chair and not before.
In June, Coinbase told the SEC that it planned to subpoena Gensler’s personal communications related to crypto over the duration of his term as chair, as well as four years before his appointment.
Later that month, the SEC described the subpoena request as an “improper intrusion” into Gensler’s private life.
“Given also the utter lack of relevance of the requested documents, and the potential chilling effect on public service, the Court should quash the Subpoena and issue a protective order,” lawyers for the SEC argued.
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