Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-2011
Abstract
To outsiders, securities law is not all that interesting. The body of the law consists of an interconnecting web of statutes and regulations that fit together in ways that are decidedly counter-intuitive. Securities law rivals tax law in its reputation for complexity and dreariness. Worse yet, the subject regulated-capital markets-can be mystifying to those uninitiated in modem finance. Moreover, those markets rapidly evolve, continually increasing their complexity. If you do not understand how the financial markets work, it is hard to understand how securities law affects those markets.
Recommended Citation
Pritchard, Adam C. "Securities Law in the Roberts Court: Agenda or Indifference?" J. Corp. L. 37, no. 1 (2011): 105-45.
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