A MAJOR QUESTION FOR THE SEC: ANALYZING CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITS ON REGULATORY AUTHORITY
Professor Buell's scholarship explores, in part, the conceptual structure of white-collar offenses and the treatment of the corporation and the white-collar offender in the criminal justice and regulatory systems. In 2011, the Securities and Exchange Commission launched an investigation looking...
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