And who would that be? I've named 9 people or entities in my submissions, including 4 (not counting Neuhaus, whom Kaja said was another) who were all charged in the 98 Cavanagh case. In fact, two of those defendants ALSO received shares from the certificates that were sold, in part, through Canaccord.
The SEC CAN "touch" the US counter-parties, who made possible these sells in Europe.
If the SEC acted illegally, in violation of the securities laws, that is a crime, and prosecuting crimes IS the DOJ's business. The SEC's discretionary authority can not place them above the law, they just think it does.
