Andy Vollmer

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External links

• Written testimony (not a transcript)
• Transcript of CNN coverage of Vollmer testimony
• Video of Congressman Gary Ackerman questioning Andy Vollmer, SEC Acting General Counsel on claiming Executive Privilege

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Andy Vollmer
General Counsel of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission Acting
In office January 2009 –February 2009