Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 91,576 Securities and Exchange Commission v. James H. Randolph, Jr., and Charles Blackard

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• noting that even a strong case against defendant would be costly at the expense of other 7 investigations
• finding a 8 | presumption in favor of the decree’s enforceability where a government agency is involved in the 9 | negotiation of a proposed consent decree
• directing district court to 11 enter consent judgment that provided injunctive relief and disgorgement
• deferring to Securities and Exchange Commission’s construction of statutes governing decree
• “the SEC ought to always be required to serve the public interest”
• consent decree must be approved where it is fair, reasonable and adequate

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