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Fagel stated the reason, saying his only point of reference is the recent unsealing order, which suggested that the court had already determined what the ruling would be. On June 13, after a lengthy back and forth between Ripple and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission , the Hinman documents were finally unsealed and made publicly available.
The former SEC attorney revealed he does not have any guesses on this. He rather thinks that the unsealing of materials, if relevant at all, will only come out at trial rather than at summary judgment. To him, this might suggest that some of the materials are headed for trial, and he adds that anything beyond what he stated is speculation.
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