Caprito v. Mayhew

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the prevailing approach in the courts of appeals is that recklessness satisfies the § 10(b) scienter requirement
• noting that the prevailing approach in the courts of appeals is that recklessness satisfies the Sec. 10(b) scienter requirement
• upholding denial of production of DEA agent’s report summarizing interview where witness never adopted the report by signing it, reading it, or having it read to her
• upholding denial of production of DEA agent's report summarizing interview where witness never adopted the report by signing it, reading it, or having it read to her
• applying fraud on the market theory without determining whether case is one of omission or affirmative misrepresentation
• elements of a 10b-5 claim include “causa tion, often analyzed in terms of materiality and reliance”

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