Supreme Court curtails SEC administrative law court powers
The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled that a hedge fund manager accused of securities fraud is entitled to a jury trial because the Securities and Exchange Commission was seeking civil penalties against him. CEI legal and policy experts praised the ruling in SEC v. "The Supreme Court delivered a great victory protecting the right to a jury trial when the defendant…
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