The Constitutional Financial Regulation Warrior
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The constitutional law of financial regulation has been transformed by SEC v. Jarkesy, which required the SEC to use Article III courts for securities fraud civil penalties under the Seventh Amendment. Seila Law LLC v. CFPB invalidated the CFPB director's for-cause removal protection. Collins v. Yellen applied the same logic to the FHFA. The non-delegation doctrine's ongoing revival threatens every delegation of broad discretionary authority to financial regulators.
The Constitutional Financial Regulation Warrior is Volume LXXXVIII of Wayne Richard Evangelista's Constitutional Law Series.
Wayne Richard Evangelista covers the full financial regulation constitutional landscape: Jarkesy — the Seventh Amendment right to jury trial in SEC enforcement, the public rights doctrine, and implications for every federal agency's use of in-house adjudication; Seila Law and the removal power — the for-cause removal doctrine and the independent agency structure; Collins v. Yellen; the non-delegation doctrine and financial regulation; banking regulation constitutional authority; and the constitutional dimensions of financial enforcement proceedings.
The Constitutional Financial Regulation Warrior
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