Britney Spears' Father , Ordered to Appear in Court.
'Newsweek' reports that Britney Spears'
legal team says the popstar's
father's "day of reckoning" is drawing near.
Jamie Spears has reportedly been ordered to appear
in court for questioning regarding surveillance allegations
stemming from his daughter's conservatorship.
Jamie Spears has reportedly been ordered to appear
in court for questioning regarding surveillance allegations
stemming from his daughter's conservatorship.
The controversial conservatorship lasted
from 2008 until November of 2021.
According to a declaration filed in court,
Britney's legal team accused Jamie
of having his daughter's bedroom wiretapped.
Last summer, Britney accused her father
of "conservatorship abuse" during court testimony
while fighting to be released from the conservatorship.
'Newsweek' reports that now Jamie has been
ordered to face questioning over these allegations
and will be deposed within the next 30 days.
'Newsweek' reports that now Jamie has been
ordered to face questioning over these allegations
and will be deposed within the next 30 days.
Mathew Rosengart, Britney's lawyer, said , "today was a very good day in court
for Britney Spears, and it was
a very good day for justice.".
Mr. Spears, as the court determined,
has now effectively been hiding from his
deposition for no less than nine months, Mathew Rosengart, Britney Spears' lawyer, via 'Newsweek'.
The day of reckoning for Mr. Spears
has come… we have seen nothing but
obstruction and stone-walling from him, Mathew Rosengart, Britney Spears' lawyer, via 'Newsweek'.
His daughter is finally free.
His daughter is married.
His daughter is happy.
His daughter wants to move on.
Mr. Spears, if he loves his daughter as he
professes he does, should leave her alone, Mathew Rosengart, Britney Spears' lawyer, via 'Newsweek'.
His daughter is finally free.
His daughter is married.
His daughter is happy.
His daughter wants to move on.
Mr. Spears, if he loves his daughter as he
professes he does, should leave her alone, Mathew Rosengart, Britney Spears' lawyer, via 'Newsweek'
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SEC Permitted to Sue Coinbase , for Offering Unregistered Securities.
U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla
has ruled that the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) lawsuit against Coinbase
can proceed, The Verge reports. .
The SEC has sufficiently pleaded
that Coinbase operates as an exchange,
as a broker, and as a clearing agency
under the federal securities laws, , U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla, via ruling.
... and, through its Staking Program,
engages in the unregistered
offer and sale of securities, U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla, via ruling.
The judge rejected arguments that existing laws are inadequate when it comes to crypto. .
The judge rejected arguments that existing laws are inadequate when it comes to crypto. .
The ‘crypto’ nomenclature may be
of recent vintage, but the challenged
transactions fall comfortably within the
framework that courts have used to identify
securities for nearly eighty years, U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla, via ruling.
Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal
took to X to respond to the ruling. .
Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal
took to X to respond to the ruling. .
Early motions like ours
against a government agency
are almost always denied. , Paul Grewal, Coinbase chief legal officer, via X.
But clarity is the ultimate
goal and today’s decision
continues us on that path, Paul Grewal, Coinbase chief legal officer, via X.
Looking ahead, we remain confident
in our legal arguments, we look
forward to proving we’re right, , Paul Grewal, Coinbase chief legal officer, via X.
... we are eager for the opportunity to
take discovery from the SEC for the first
time, and we appreciate the Court’s
continued consideration of our case. , Paul Grewal, Coinbase chief legal officer, via X
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China-Based Hackers , Hit With Sanctions and Indictments , Over Cyber Attacks.
ABC reports that the United States has
sanctioned hackers based in China over
alleged attacks on critical U.S. infrastructure.
According to the U.S. Treasury Department,
a state-sponsored front company has provided
cover for multiple cyber attacks on U.S. infrastructure. .
Sanctions by the U.S. and the United Kingdom have
targeted representatives of Wuhan Xiaoruizhi
Science and Technology Company Ltd. (Wuhan XRZ).
The U.S. Treasury Department alleges
that Wuhan XRZ acts as a China-based
Ministry of State Security (MSS) front company. .
ABC reports that the allegations include malicious cyber operations that include the 2020 spear phishing operation against the U.S. Naval Academy. .
ABC reports that the allegations include malicious cyber operations that include the 2020 spear phishing operation against the U.S. Naval Academy. .
On March 25, the U.S. Justice Department indicted seven individuals on charges stemming from their alleged involvement with these malicious operations.
On March 25, the U.S. Justice Department indicted seven individuals on charges stemming from their alleged involvement with these malicious operations.
The Justice Department will not
tolerate efforts by the Chinese
government to intimidate Americans
who serve the public, silence the
dissidents who are protected
by American laws, or steal
from American businesses, Merrick Garland, Attorney General statement, via ABC.
This case serves as a reminder
of the ends to which the Chinese
government is willing to go to
target and intimidate its critics,
including launching malicious cyber
operations aimed at threatening
the national security of the
United States and our allies, Merrick Garland, Attorney General statement, via ABC.
ABC reports that court documents show
that the hackers targeted politicians and
other prominent officials with "tracking links.".
The Conspirators used this method
to enable more direct and sophisticated
targeting of recipients' home routers
and other electronic devices,
including those of high-ranking U.S.
government officials and politicians
and election campaign staff from
both major U.S. political parties, Court documents, via ABC.
The Conspirators used this method
to enable more direct and sophisticated
targeting of recipients' home routers
and other electronic devices,
including those of high-ranking U.S.
government officials and politicians
and election campaign staff from
both major U.S. political parties, Court documents, via ABC
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Britney Spears Won't Be Deposed, in Conservatorship Case, Judge Rules.
E! Online reports that Britney Spears has
had another victory in her long legal battle
against her father, Jamie Spears.
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Britney Spears won't have to sit down for a deposition and face questions from her father Jamie Spears' lawyers amid her ongoing legal battle with her dad, a judge has ruled.
Britney Spears' dad Jamie Spears has been ordered to sit down for a deposition in Los Angeles by August 12th as part of an investigation into his role as her conservator, a judge has ruled.