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There Are No Perry Mason Moments in Insider Trading Cases – The New York Times

By Securities Docket on March 22, 2017, 7:38 am

The defense of Mr. Walters is a claim that he has a better account for his trading that does not involve inside information, but it does not eliminate the possibility that Mr. Davis was one of his tells in assessing the companies for an investment. Is that really a claim of innocence or an alternative explanation that raises enough doubt for the jury to return a not guilty verdict?

via There Are No Perry Mason Moments in Insider Trading Cases – The New York Times

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