It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… not “prosecute an individual for supposedly violating the law when the FEC has previously determined that a similarly situated individual has not violated the law,” writes von Spakovsky. Moreover, he writes that the … not “prosecute an individual for supposedly violating the law when the FEC has previously determined that a similarly … - page 826
… Commission, Adam Candeub writes in Chapter 30, “Antitrust law can combat dominant firms’ baleful effects on … Commission, Adam Candeub writes in Chapter 30, “Antitrust law can combat dominant firms’ baleful effects on … - page 826
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… RELATED AGENCIES David R. Burton he primary purposes of the laws and regulations governing capital markets and of … RELATED AGENCIES David R. Burton he primary purposes of the laws and regulations governing capital markets and of … - page 828
… decades of rushed and haphazard amendments. The securities laws are now extremely complex and do not constitute a … decades of rushed and haphazard amendments. The securities laws are now extremely complex and do not constitute a … - page 828
… SEC and Congress should fundamentally reform the securities laws governing issuers, broker-dealers, exchanges, and other … SEC and Congress should fundamentally reform the securities laws governing issuers, broker-dealers, exchanges, and other … - page 828
… regulatory impediments to capital formation.® Under current law, the SEC Chairman has the authority to make almost all … regulatory impediments to capital formation.® Under current law, the SEC Chairman has the authority to make almost all … - page 830
… orientation should be eliminated. Equal protection of the law, equal opportunity, and individual merit should govern … orientation should be eliminated. Equal protection of the law, equal opportunity, and individual merit should govern … - page 830
… peer-to-peer lending from federal and state securities laws and reduce the regulatory burden on Regulation CF debt … peer-to-peer lending from federal and state securities laws and reduce the regulatory burden on Regulation CF debt … - page 831
… on securities offerings, securities markets, and securities law enforcement and publish an annual data book of time … on securities offerings, securities markets, and securities law enforcement and publish an annual data book of time … … - page 832
… whether an adjudication occurs in the SEC’s administrative law court or an ordinary Article III federal court.** … whether an adjudication occurs in the SEC’s administrative law court or an ordinary Article III federal court.** … … - page 833
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