Jordan Green Of Counsel

Partner Jordan Green, along with Associate Andrew H. Grant and Partner Kirk A. Soderquist, published an article in Law360 titled, "A Gambling Case Software Developers Should Watch Closely," involving the New York Supreme Court’s hearing in a criminal case that may cause concern among software developers whose software could be used for illegal activities.

On January 8, 2013, the Supreme Court of the State of New York conducted a hearing in a criminal case that may cause concern among software developers whose software could be used for illegal activities.

On September 13, the Ninth Circuit issued its fourth (and final) opinion in United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing, an en banc opinion issued per curiam.  The opinion tackles the applicability of the plain view doctrine to digital evidence, the Government’s obligation to segregate and return non-responsive electronic data, Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 41(g)’s applicability when a motion is made by a party against whom no criminal charges are pending, and the appropriateness of using a subpoena to obtain the same information previously sought pursuant to a search warrant but ordered returned pursuant to Rule 41(g).

On October 6th, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) released its Enforcement Division manual to the general public for the first time.