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Does it have to go to SCOTUS for the powerful precedent to be set? I would imagine the SEC will be keen to avoid a country-wide precedent should they lose in d
by vinniepukh 3y ago
Does it have to go to SCOTUS for the powerful precedent to be set?
I would imagine the SEC will be keen to avoid a country-wide precedent should they lose in district courts.
Excellent comment btw. It’s the 201-level analysis vs the 101 that we see in the media of SEC shutting down crypto etc