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Hevesi sentenced to one to four years in prison.
Specialized SEC unit leads crackdown on municipal securities fraud and “pay-to-play” practices.
Judge Pfaelzer finds no “pay-to-play” issues in Countrywide case.
Senator warns that Congress may have to step in.
Steptoe & Johnson to conduct review of payments by money managers to firms headed by Calpers’ board members.
One week after receiving Senator Bob Bennett of Utah’s letter urging the SEC to expand its ongoing “pay-to-play” investigation to include practices related to securities class actions, SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro wrote back on Tuesday, July 14 with the SEC’s response: No can do.
In a letter Tuesday to the SEC, Senator Bob Bennett of Utah asked the agency to investigate whether there is a practice of law firms making campaign donations to officials who oversee government pension plans so that they can subsequently be selected to represent those funds as plaintiffs in securities class actions. The Deseret News [...]