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AM Roundup: High Court Lowers Bar for Insider Trading Prosecutions

Law Blog rounds up the morning’s legal news: Insider trading: The Supreme Court handed the government a significant win in its pursuit of insider trading, ruling prosecutors in such cases don’t always have to show that something valuable changed hands to prove a crime was committed. [WSJ, WaPo, NYT] • The ruling is likely to spur […]

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