Nofziger Comments On SCOTUS Securities Law Case

Dustin Nofziger, a member of Pryor Cashman's Financial Institutions Group, spoke with the Washington Examiner about SEC v. Jarkesy, an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case that focuses on the Securities and Exchange Commission's enforcement powers.

In "Supreme Court wades into term's second major fight against the administrative state," Dustin commented on the potential impacts of the case, specifically on whether the enforcement role of SEC-appointed administrative law judges (ALJs) are insufficiently accountable to the President in violation of the Constitution (art. II, § 3):

"Jarkesy has important implications for the prudential banking regulators' administrative enforcement processes," Dustin Nofziger, counsel at Pryor Cashman, told the Washington Examiner.