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The SEC’s New Preference For Administrative Proceedings — Conglomerate Blog

By Securities Docket on January 28, 2015, 11:41 am

From a policy perspective, there’s reason to worry.  I did some litigation before an administrative tribunal, and it’s not that different from in court litigation, with the exception of evidence admissability and objections.  But it could be really quite different.  Hearsay is in theory fine, there’s no requirement that you be able to present evidence in person, and the judge works for the agency that is suing you.  It’s fair to say that defendants get less process from an ALJ than they would from a federal judge.

But not that much less….

via The SEC’s New Preference For Administrative Proceeding — Csonglomerate Blog

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