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US SEC officials push back as Musk's DOGE seeks broad access

13 pointsby gostsamo30 days ago

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ggm30 days ago
You would think after other agencies got Judges rulings &quot;nominate somebody, that somebody to get &quot;handling PII&quot; training in line with Fedgov INFOSEC&#x2F;OPSEC requirements&quot; this was a zero cost SEC come-back.<p>As for the FBI, DHS, like agencies, you enter the realms of custody of evidence, and effect on trial &amp;c. This isn&#x27;t something any Judge is going to take lightly, even SCOTUS would find it very very hard to argue against &quot;in order to protect the rule of law as a thing in itself&quot; reasoning. if the SEC has to wind up recommending legal action be taken, the last thing it needs is a defendant saying &quot;you can&#x27;t show me the information you used to decide to do this is not tainted now DOGE has been all over it&quot;