D.C. Circuit OKs Schedule Change in Hikvision/Dahua Petition to Review FCC Order
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit granted Hikvision USA’s consent motion to modify the briefing schedule in its consolidated petition with Dahua Technology USA to review the FCC’s Nov. 25 order barring authorization of network equipment considered…
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a threat to U.S. national security (see 2304250043), said a clerk’s order Tuesday (docket 23-1032). Hikvision said it needed the additional time for the petitioners’ counsel “to coordinate the preparation of their joint opening brief and ensure adequate time for counsel to communicate with clients in China.” Hikvision’s joint opening brief with Dahua is now due June 8.