Evidence must be presented at hearing, and if judge so chooses, a trial by jury can be ordered. It all comes down to this: if the SEC has conclusive evidence of fraud, then RPH is screwed. If they don't, he's not. Nothing has changed really, it's all semantics. Bashers here are trying to make one believe RPH can be found guilty without benefit of seeing evidence against him, or presenting his own case. Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, appears to mean nothing to them.