One of my favorite things as a legal researcher is when a court does my work for me. It doesn’t happen often, but sometimes a court takes a complicated subject and outlines the law with sufficient supporting authority to give comfort that by studying the opinion, readers have gotten a good start on understanding that law. The SEC essentially did that last month in a contested administrative proceeding concerning SEC Rule of Practice 102(e).
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