Remedies and Administrative Provisions: Rapid Fire
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Administrator versus court: who holds which power
- 1:00 Cease-and-desist orders versus injunctions
- 2:00 Two-part test for revocation and the exit categories
- 3:00 Summary suspension and the 15-day hearing deadline
- 3:20 Civil liability: rescission formula and 30-day silence traps
- 4:44 Civil statute of limitations: the 3-year wall versus 2-year discovery
- 6:56 State 5-5-3 criminal rule versus federal $10K and 5 years
- 7:54 Judicial review: 60 days and no automatic stay
- 8:17 Rapid-fire exam recap
What this video covers
- Why only a court can grant injunctions, impose fines, order restitution or disgorgement, or imprison, while the Administrator issues cease-and-desist orders with or without a hearing
- The two-part test for denial, suspension, or revocation of registration, and why neither public interest nor a statutory ground alone is sufficient
- The difference between revocation (punitive), cancellation (non-disciplinary), and withdrawal (voluntary), and which requires no wrongdoing
- How the 30-day rescission-offer response window operates, and why silence costs a still-owning buyer their right to sue while a selling buyer must reject in writing
- Why the civil statute of limitations is the earlier of 3 years from sale or 2 years from discovery, and how the 3-year wall is absolute
- The state 5-5-3 criminal rule ($5,000 fine, 5-year statute of limitations, 3 years prison) versus the $10,000 and 5-year federal penalties under the Investment Advisers Act
- Why filing an appeal within 60 days for judicial review does not automatically stay an Administrator's order, and what a suspended person must do to keep operating
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