Bill Morgan Recommends Disbarment of SEC Lawyers Over Misconduct
According to Bill Morgan, the SEC’s lawyers have a duty of candor to the court. Ripple’s CLO spotted a troubling pattern in the SEC’s proceedings against crypto firms. Morgan believes intentionally misleading the court on an ex parte motion is the ethical opposite of discharging the duty of candor. According to Bill Morgan, a renowned lawyer in the crypto environment, an ex parte motion on an urgent basis seeking restraining (or any) orders imposes on the applicant’s lawyers a duty of candor to the court. Morgan made the statement about criticisms labeled against the SEC by other top lawyers in the crypto space, including Stuart Alderoty, Ripple’s CLO. I have not had an opportunity to look into this case but I can give a perspective from an Australian law context on a general level of the type of conduct that is being criticised by @s_alderoty and @JohnEDeaton1 and others. An ex parte motion on an urgent basis seeking… https://t.co/jssqjUt3kj — bill mo...