The Misappropriation Theory in Light of Carpenter and the Insider Trading and Securities Fraud Enforcement Act of 1988
Mark A. Clayton
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Mark A. Clayton
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For WESTLAW(®) computerized research regarding legislative and regulatory developments about insider trading liability, select the BNA-SRLR database and use the following search query: insider /s trad! /p liab! & date (aft 1985).For daily news reports concerning congressional reaction to the insider trading scandals, select the VU/TEXT database, BG4 and use the following search query: insider /trading & congress senate house.For SEC actions concerning
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For WESTLAW(®) computerized research regarding legislative and regulatory developments about insider trading liability, select the BNA-SRLR database and use the following search query: insider /s trad! /p liab! & date (aft 1985).For daily news reports concerning congressional reaction to the insider trading scandals, select the VU/TEXT database, BG4 and use the following search query: insider /trading & congress senate house.For SEC actions concerning
Key concepts: Misappropriation, Securities fraud, Insider trading, Enforcement, Business, Misconduct, Law, Law and economics