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aider and abettor

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32) This finding went against decisions in every federal appeals court, in addition to the holdings of "hundreds" of district court cases and administrative actions by the SEC, that aider and abettor liability was an implied consequence of the tort-like nature of the section 10(b) action.
It is a short, logical step then from aider and abettor to aiding and abetting, since all of the requirements of the definition are met.
There was every indication the so-called victim was an accomplice and aider and abettor.
 
 
 
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