#noncompliance — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #noncompliance, aggregated by home.social.
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On Feb 2, #Twitter filed a motion to vacate the #nondisclosure order & #JackSmith’s team sought a #contempt order from Howell. Howell held Twitter in contempt & approved #fines beginning at $50k/day, doubling for each day of #noncompliance.
“The court adopted that suggestion, noting Twitter was sold for over $40B & its owner’s net worth was over $180B. Twitter did not object to the sanctions formula,” the appeals court noted.
Twitter did not fully comply until Feb 9, resulting in the $350k fine. -
On Feb 2, #Twitter filed a motion to vacate the #nondisclosure order & #JackSmith’s team sought a #contempt order from Howell. Howell held Twitter in contempt & approved #fines beginning at $50k/day, doubling for each day of #noncompliance.
“The court adopted that suggestion, noting Twitter was sold for over $40B & its owner’s net worth was over $180B. Twitter did not object to the sanctions formula,” the appeals court noted.
Twitter did not fully comply until Feb 9, resulting in the $350k fine. -
On Feb 2, #Twitter filed a motion to vacate the #nondisclosure order & #JackSmith’s team sought a #contempt order from Howell. Howell held Twitter in contempt & approved #fines beginning at $50k/day, doubling for each day of #noncompliance.
“The court adopted that suggestion, noting Twitter was sold for over $40B & its owner’s net worth was over $180B. Twitter did not object to the sanctions formula,” the appeals court noted.
Twitter did not fully comply until Feb 9, resulting in the $350k fine. -
On Feb 2, #Twitter filed a motion to vacate the #nondisclosure order & #JackSmith’s team sought a #contempt order from Howell. Howell held Twitter in contempt & approved #fines beginning at $50k/day, doubling for each day of #noncompliance.
“The court adopted that suggestion, noting Twitter was sold for over $40B & its owner’s net worth was over $180B. Twitter did not object to the sanctions formula,” the appeals court noted.
Twitter did not fully comply until Feb 9, resulting in the $350k fine. -
On Feb 2, #Twitter filed a motion to vacate the #nondisclosure order & #JackSmith’s team sought a #contempt order from Howell. Howell held Twitter in contempt & approved #fines beginning at $50k/day, doubling for each day of #noncompliance.
“The court adopted that suggestion, noting Twitter was sold for over $40B & its owner’s net worth was over $180B. Twitter did not object to the sanctions formula,” the appeals court noted.
Twitter did not fully comply until Feb 9, resulting in the $350k fine.