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An Unjustified Sentence
“People who killed people got sentences more than four years shorter than Rajaratnam’s.”
Chiesi’s New Prison Home More Camp Cupcake Than ‘Chained Heat’
Danielle Chiesi reports today to Federal Prison Camp Alderson in West Virginia, ranked among the cushiest federal prisons.
Two Lawyers Settle Insider-Trading Suit With SEC
Attorneys Arthur Cutillo and Jason Goldfarb settle SEC claims.
Archived Version and Materials for Oct. 6 Webcast: Emerging Trends in Merger & Acquisition Disputes
Jeff Litvak, Ken Mathieu and David Kotler joined us for this webcast.
Capitol Gains: Are members of Congress guilty of insider trading—and does it matter?
It may be unclear whether congressional insider trading is illegal, but Congress doesn’t “seem eager to pursue the question.”
FCPA Compliance: Does the SEC ‘Get It?’
Watts demonstrated beyond all doubt that the company “got it.” Yet it was still sanctioned by the SEC.
Government has no business legalizing insider trading
Insider trading enforcement reduces the incentives for corporate managers to withhold information.
India: When will SEBI have its Rajaratnam moment?
Sebi is still seeking a high-profile conviction to send out a strong message to India’s marketa participants here.s
Securities Docket News Wire for Oct. 17, 2011
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Securities Docket News Wire for 2011-10-16
Rajaratnam and the “No One Has Gone to Prison” Myth http://t.co/cMHZs6Cm # EU chief wants law change to target rogue bankers http://t.co/mFGCxMqJ # Web Watch: Best of the Week Ending October 14 http://t.co/rSysYlkL # Five years later, Skilling’s sentence is still up in the air http://t.co/KiSjK1aZ # OpEd by SEC Commissioner Elisse B. Walter: 'What [...]