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Mark Cuban Challenges the Referee: the Constitutionality of SEC In-House Courts | Securities Litigation, Investigations and Enforcement

By Securities Docket on February 18, 2016, 9:11 am

After the repeated challenges to the SEC’s in-house courts as previously reported, Mark Cuban joined the debate by filing an amicus curiae brief in support of petitioners Raymond J. Lucia Companies, Inc. and Raymond J. Lucia (collectively “Lucia”) in Lucia v. SEC.  Cuban, describing himself as a “first-hand witness to and victim of SEC overreach” in a 2013 insider trading case brought against him in an SEC court, argued that the D.C. Circuit should grant the petitioners’ appeal because SEC in-house judges are unconstitutionally appointed.

via Mark Cuban Challenges the Referee: the Constitutionality of SEC In-House Courts | Securities Litigation, Investigations and Enforcement

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