Supreme Court· 6/27/2024

SEC v. Jarkesy

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603 U.S. 109

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holding that, when an agency seeks to impose substantial penalties, due process requires a jury trial
holding that, when the SEC seeks penalties, the Seventh Amendment entitles the defendant to a jury trial
holding that, when an agency’s civil-enforcement action resembles a common-law cause of action and the “public rights” exception to Article III 11 jurisdiction does not apply, the Seventh Amendment guarantees a jury- trial right
noting that the statutory fraud prohibition and common law fraud “target the same basic conduct”
holding, post-Seila Law, that the Seventh Amendment does not permit the SEC to compel individuals to defend against civil-penalty actions in administrative proceedings, rather than before juries in federal court
explaining that matters that are “quintessentially suits at common law” cannot be core matters

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Judges: John G. Roberts

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