Securities Docket News Wire for Dec. 22, 2011

SEC slapped by Wisconsin judge http://t.co/DQcSyoja #
Defending the SEC’s Neither-Admit-Nor-Deny Policy http://t.co/W19zQ2uj #
House Committee to Hold Hearing on SEC’s ‘No Admit, No Deny’ Settlement Policy http://t.co/2VNtlu2u #
Insider trading: Why do feds treat it like a mob crime? http://t.co/F0r34gcl #
French Doctor Avoids More Jail Time in Insider Case http://t.co/U6CJM0s5 #
Expert-Networking Executive Fleishman Gets 2 1/2 Years in Fraud Scheme – Bloomberg http://t.co/RFTn7iS7 #
Webcast: SEC Enforcement-Key Developments in 2011 http://t.co/PldK75vE #
Inside Capitol, Investor Access Yields Rich Tips http://t.co/Wo2bkDRt #
Canada: As OSC ponders ‘no-contest’ deals, idea faces criticism in U.S. http://t.co/JgnE1Szz #
SEC Charges Longtime Madoff Employee with Falsifying Documents to Deceive Regulators http://t.co/x4cPpuaT #
‘Everyone on the take’: Aussie aid worker jailed for Afghan bribes http://t.co/Bxd5OBQg #
Judge weighs whether Allen Stanford fit for trial http://t.co/lw7BFyjl via @reuters #
Securities Docket News Wire for 2011-12-21 http://t.co/qlf2Sgvi #