Willard J. Lamorte v. Hon. Walter R. Mansfield, Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York

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• explaining that the regulations describe only “the discretion possessed by the agency in determining whether to disclose information,” a privilege that “is the agency’s, not the witness’[s]”
• affirming an order compelling a party in a civil action to produce a transcript of that party’s SEC testimony, finding that no privilege could attach to the information in the possession of a private party
• release by Commission of transcript of his own testimony to a witness
• disclosure of transcript of SEC testimony destroys protective cloak

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