Russell Ponce v. Securities & Exchange Commission

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• “If ... the evidence is open to more than one interpretation, we are required to uphold the SEC’s finding.”
• scienter is established where defendants make “statements that they know, or are reckless in not knowing, are false”
• SEC must prove the same elements in order to prevail on a claim that the defendant aided and abetted an issuer’s violation of Section 13(a) by causing the issuer to file false annual and quarterly reports

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).