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31. Second, USSE’s violations of the securities laws were recurrent. This circumstance both reflects the egregiousness of USSE’s actions and is an independent factor which tends to show a likelihood of future misconduct.
32. Third, USSE acted with a high degree of scienter here. In each of the misstatements found here, Rivera caused USSE to release information to the public which he knew to be false.
33. With respect to the fourth and fifth factors, USSE has never acknowledged the wrongfulness of its conduct, nor has it made assurances against future violations. The sixth factor is not relevant to a corporate defendant.
34. Weighing these factors together, the Commission has established that USSE is reasonably likely to repeat its misconduct in the future. Thus the Commission is entitled to a permanent injunction against USSE to prevent future violations of Section 10(b) and Rule 10b-5.
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