Stephen Obie v. CFTC: Complaint (‘Illegal Gag Order on Suspended Inspector General’)

Complaint challenging the legality of an “abhorrent and seemingly illegal” “Gag Order” imposed by the CFTC on its Inspector General that “followed leaked articles in the Wall Street Journal and other news organizations in which it was reported that the Commission had “voted 3-0 to place its inspector general, [A. Roy Lavik], on ‘non-duty status’ while it considered what further action to take …..” in Stephen Jay Obie, described as “an attorney-advisor in the Commission’s Office of the Inspector General, reports directly to the Inspector General” v. Commodity Futures Trading Commission at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

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Pages: 14

Date: May 28, 2023

Defendants/Respondents: Commodity Futures Trading Commission

Plaintiffs/Applicants Attorneys: Emmet Marvin & Martin, John Dellaportas

Case Number: Xx Xx Xx

Topic: Regulatory

Plaintiffs/Applicants: Stephen Jay Obie

Topics

Regulatory USA

Keywords

Roy Lavik Stephen Obie

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