Chapter
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Case Jarkizy v. SEC
02:53 - 05:59 (03:05)
A discussion on the Jarkizy v. SEC court case, which is taking place in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and focuses on Wall Street regulation.
Clips
The underfunded SEC faces legal trouble in the Jarkizy vs. SEC case over the usage of administrative judges, who may not have been constitutionally appointed.
02:53 - 03:49 (00:56)
SEC, administrative judges
Summary
The underfunded SEC faces legal trouble in the Jarkizy vs. SEC case over the usage of administrative judges, who may not have been constitutionally appointed.
ChapterFifth Circuit Court of Appeals Case Jarkizy v. SEC
EpisodeThe SEC Was in Trouble. Now They’re Screwed.
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The conversation touches on the imbalance of power between Wall Street and financial regulators, with the former being outgunned and largely able to operate with impunity.
03:49 - 04:59 (01:09)
Wall Street, financial regulation
Summary
The conversation touches on the imbalance of power between Wall Street and financial regulators, with the former being outgunned and largely able to operate with impunity.
ChapterFifth Circuit Court of Appeals Case Jarkizy v. SEC
EpisodeThe SEC Was in Trouble. Now They’re Screwed.
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
David Epstein humorously explains the magnitude of the SEC's technological disadvantage as compared to contemporary calculators, and comments on the recent court ruling against it by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
04:59 - 05:59 (01:00)
SEC
Summary
David Epstein humorously explains the magnitude of the SEC's technological disadvantage as compared to contemporary calculators, and comments on the recent court ruling against it by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.