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Tag: McCutcheon

Pay to Play and the Supreme Court

Doug Cornelius April 10, 2014 Bribery and Corruption   [+]

The US Supreme Court struck down some campaign finance limitations in McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission. My first question was whether this court ruling would impact the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Rule 206(4)-5. The answer is “no.” Mr. McCutcheon wanted to contribute $1776 dollars to a long list of political candidates. Each individual contribution is … Read more »

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