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Tag: Gag Rule

SEC’s “Gag Rule” Survives Another Challenge

Doug Cornelius March 20, 2024March 20, 2024 SEC News   [+]

As part of the Wells Report in 1972, the Securities and Exchange Commission adopted its no-admit/no-deny policy. The SEC, in agreeing to settle a case, relinquishes the opportunity to present the case in court. The defendant relinquishes the right to defend the case in court, in the press, and in the eyes of the public. … Read more »

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