New York Republican State Committee v. Securities & Exchange Commission

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• finding that the United States Courts of Appeals hold exclusive jurisdiction to hear challenges to an order issued by the agency
• noting that the D.C. Circuit has held identical statutory language to “vest[] the courts of appeals with exclusive jurisdiction to hear challenges to . . . [agency] orders”
• holding “the courts of appeals” have “exclusive jurisdiction” under 15 U.S.C. § 80b-13(a)
• discussing filing a protective claim during the statute of limitations period as indicative of diligence, without regard to whether such action is taken specifically during a period of extraordinary circumstance
• equitable tolling available in petitions for review “unless Congress has shown its intent” otherwise

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