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Monday, September 18, 2017 9:31:18 PM
Participants in naked illegal short selling activities can be charged with a crime based on the SEC regulations. In 2014, two Florida State University professors were charged with participating in the illegal practice that resulted in approximately $400,000 in revenue. Ultimately, the accused agreed to a settlement with the SEC in the amount of $670,000.
Naked shorting is not a crime. It is a violation of SEC regulations. In the case you cite, the SEC brought a CIVIL LAWSUIT against the perps. And the perps settled.
Further, the SEC does not have prosecutorial powers.
Learn the difference between civil and criminal law.
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