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Some mad as hell judges aren’t going to take ‘no-fault’ SEC deals anymore – NYPOST.com

By Securities Docket on April 3, 2013, 7:41 am

They’re like stealth bombers.

A growing number of federal judges have had about as much as they can take with Wall Street firms paying hefty fines to settle probes into serious wrongdoing — without admitting any guilt or any executive taking the fall.

So at least four judges, in New York and Washington, are not going to take it any more.

via Some mad as hell judges aren’t going to take ‘no-fault’ SEC deals anymore – NYPOST.com

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