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Explainer-What is the US SEC's in-house court under Supreme Court review?   The U.S. Supreme Court is due to rule in coming days on whether to curtail the Securities and Exchange Commission's use of in-house judges to adjudicate enforcement actions, with potentially big implications for other agencies.   The court last year decided to take up the Biden administration's appeal of a lower court's ruling that deemed the SEC's in-house tribunal proceedings unconstitutional.   https://lnkd.in/eb46zu5M   #CroneLawGroup #InternationalLawFirm #SecuritiesLaw #CorporateFinance #LegalExpertise #CapitalMarkets #MergersAndAcquisitions The Crone Law Group, P.C.    

🚨Client Alert: The Supreme Court of the U.S. has ruled that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cannot use in-house administrative courts to pursue civil penalties for #securitiesfraud because defendants have the right to a jury trial. Read more in this alert from Cozen O'Connor's Securities Litigation & SEC Enforcement Chair Joseph Dever and Alexander Cohen via the link in the comments. #supremecourt #legalnews #SEC #cozenoconnor

Check out this latest article from Financial Times reporting that the racketeering lawsuit against the former top US bankruptcy judge has been dismissed. It's an important development in the legal world. #LegalNews #FinancialTimes #RacketeeringLawsuitDismissed https://ift.tt/IX4xqTp

In this Bloomberg Law article, “Securities Case Judges Haven’t Fully Absorbed Expert Rule Changes,” BLB&G partner Jesse Jensen and associate Aasiya Mirza Glover discuss how recent amendments to Federal Rules of Evidence 702 have changed admissibility standards in securities litigation, resulting in inconsistent approaches by courts to address the amendments.   Click here to read more: https://bit.ly/45BrDFV   #legalnews #legalpublications #securitieslitigation

In SEC v. Jarkesy, the U.S. Supreme Court (Court) is poised to determine the constitutionality of the SEC’s practice of enforcing the securities laws through administrative proceedings. How the Court will answer that question is unclear, but whatever the Court decides will have far-reaching implications. Beyond the obvious repercussions for SEC proceedings and the administrative state generally, the case also offers the Court a chance to weigh in on another significant question: What are the contours of common law fraud? This guest article by MoloLamken LLP attorneys Eric Nitz and Kenneth Notter III discusses the proceedings before the Court, how the Court appears likely to rule and the implications the Court’s decision may have on SEC enforcement efforts – and fraud actions generally – against private fund managers. #HFLR #ALJs https://lnkd.in/eAfxcWd2

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Supreme Court Strikes Down SEC’s Administrative Judges: Here’s Why It Matters To Investors—And Billionaires   The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Securities and Exchange Commission can't use administrative law judges to decide disputes—a major ruling that could have widespread consequences throughout the federal government.   https://lnkd.in/e-YVfpmn   #CroneLawGroup #InternationalLawFirm #SecuritiesLaw #CorporateFinance #LegalExpertise #CapitalMarkets #MergersAndAcquisitions The Crone Law Group, P.C.

Our 2023 Crypto Round Up is here! We take a deep dive into the notable cases and enforcement actions that shaped the crypto securities landscape in 2023. From landmark decisions to controversial regulatory policy, we reflect on a pivotal year in crypto enforcement. Read more here: https://ow.ly/GaWy50QrnwP #digitalassets #cryptoregulation #fintech #yearinreview

Supreme Court Strikes Down SEC’s Administrative Judges: Here’s Why It Matters To Investors—And Billionaires   The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Securities and Exchange Commission can't use administrative law judges to decide disputes—a major ruling that could have widespread consequences throughout the federal government.   https://lnkd.in/gGExB7rH   #CroneLawGroup #InternationalLawFirm #SecuritiesLaw #CorporateFinance #LegalExpertise #CapitalMarkets #MergersAndAcquisitions The Crone Law Group, P.C.

As highlighted in our prior Advisory, the Supreme Court's holding in Jarkesy stripped the SEC of its ability to seek civil penalties for securities fraud in administrative proceedings. Please join us for a webinar on Tuesday, July 23 at noon ET, where members of our Securities Enforcement & Litigation practice will discuss the implications for the SEC’s enforcement program and for other civil penalty statutory regimes likely to face challenges. Register now! #SCOTUS #SEC #capitalmarkets #LegalUpdate #webinar #securitieslaw #administrativelaw #enforcement #regulatory