In an amicus curiae filed last week, the Securities and Exchange Commission argued that those who aid and abet fraud should be liable as a “primary violator” who perpetrated the fraud.

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In an amicus curiae filed last week, the Securities and Exchange Commission argued that those who aid and abet fraud should be liable as a “primary violator” who perpetrated the fraud.
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