In the Case Text Doe V

question 29

Multiple Choice

In the case text Doe v.United States SEC,the SEC served Google with a subpoena seeking the identity of an email address linked to touting activity.Google sent the subpoena to the owner of the email address.The owner of the email address then filed a motion to quash the subpoena and information request directed at Google,which of the following was the result?

• A)The court denied the motion,finding the SEC sufficiently established email ownership and it was relevant in its touting investigation.
• B)The court granted the motion,finding a violation of the email address owner's First Amendment rights.
• C)The court denied the motion,finding the SEC proved beyond a reasonable doubt who owned the email address.
• D)The court granted the motion,finding the SEC did not meet its burden of showing how the email address was linked to the touting activity.
• E)The court denied the motion because the email address owner did not have standing,Google was the only party that had standing to challenge the subpoena.

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