Fifth Circuit· 10/31/2005

United States v. Olis

Citations

429 F.3d 540
2005 WL 2842077

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noting that “methods adopted in [criminal] cases are necessarily less exact than the measure of damage applicable in civil securities litigation”
explaining that numerous factors, not just defendant’s fraud, contributed to stock price decline
stating that “there is no loss attributable to a misrepresentation unless and until the truth is subsequently revealed and the price of the stock accordingly declines”
holding joint application of § 3B1.3 and § 2B1.1(b)(8)(C) (pre-2004 sophisticated-means section) “not proscribe[d]”
collecting cases using different loss calculation methodologies in light of different types of securities fraud
using “civil damage measure” as “the backdrop for criminal responsibility” in calculating the loss resulting from a securities fraud

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Judges: Garwood, Jones, Stewart

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