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Billionaire Joe Lewis—Former Owner Of Tottenham Hotspur—Sentenced In Insider Trading Case

The former owner of the Tottenham Hotspur Premier League soccer team pleaded guilty to securities fraud charges after he passed inside information to his girlfriend, private pilot and others in his circle.

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SCOTUS closing in on addressing the legal heart of the Jan 6 cases

Court's decision could deal a death blow to Democrat rampage

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Landmark Supreme Court Case Could Upend Jan 6 Prosecutions

Landmark Supreme Court Case Could Upend Jan 6 Prosecutions
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Court supervision ends for last Rigas family member in Adelphia fraud scandal

Timothy Rigas was found guilty in 2004 two years after the television cable company his father founded declared bankruptcy.

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Toxic Debt Stock Repayments To Lenders May Be The Next Time Bomb Under Bankruptcy Avoidance Laws - Insolvency/Bankruptcy

Now that the SEC has started prosecuting toxic convertible note lenders for violation of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 for engaging in the business of buying.

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