Greg Stohr

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Supreme Court Will Consider Stripping SEC Of Disgorgement Powers

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The agency reaps huge sums from rules violators through disgorgement that are used to repay victims.

Supreme Court Lets New York Taxes On Part-Time Residents Stand

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The fight involved so-called intangible income, which includes proceeds from the sale of a business.

U.S. Supreme Court Throws Out Federal Curb On Vulgar Trademarks

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The Trump administration defended the ban, saying the provision didn’t curb private expression.

Supreme Court Rejects Martoma, Won't Curb Insider-Trading Cases

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The court upheld a ruling that was viewed as widening the scope of insider-trading prosecutions.

Supreme Court Rejects Bid To Let Businesses Donate To Candidates

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The justices refused to question a Massachusetts law that bars for-profit corporations from making campaign donations.

Supreme Court Backs Businesses, Curbs Class Arbitration

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Courts shouldn’t allow class arbitration unless an agreement clearly authorizes that type of proceeding, the justices ruled.

SCOTUS Buttresses SEC's Power, Rules Against Investment Banker

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The ruling halts a trend of Supreme Court rulings that had trimmed the SEC’s authority.

Supreme Court Curbs State Power To Levy Fines, Seize Property

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The unanimous decision puts limits on what some consider to be abusive seizure tactics meant to raise revenue.

SCOTUS Seems Likely To Reinforce U.S. Securities-Fraud Laws

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A fraud case before the U.S. Supreme Court could bolster the authority of the SEC.

Trump Call To End Birthright Citizenship Faces Tough Legal Odds

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Legal scholars say the Constitution is clear in automatically granting citizenship to all children born in the U.S.

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