The New York Times defends the disclosure of Caroline Ellison's private documents: the public has the right to access information

Odaily News, on July 20, The New York Times published an article disclosing details of private documents from Caroline Ellison, former CEO of Alameda Research. Some prosecutors have made accusations against the article, and The New York Times defended itself, claiming the public's right to access information under the First Amendment. (CoinDesk)

According to previous reports, U.S. prosecutors accused SBF of providing media with private documents of his ex-girlfriend Caroline Ellison to undermine her identity as a witness.