Securities Exchange Commission

First Amendment, insider trading, and convictions for gifting insider information to relatives

December 6, 2016

An insider trading conviction is risked merely for gifting insider information to a close family member, without proof of expecting a financial return. The Supreme Court unanimously confirmed that today. Salman v. United States.

Criminal Defense, First Amendment

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Securities Exchange Commission

First Amendment, insider trading, and convictions for gifting insider information to relatives

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