I am open to the possibility that Sarbanes-Oxley is not perfect, and that the securities laws that were initially established in 1933 and 1934 could evolve and adapt to be more germane to today's markets.
Capuano acknowledges the need for evolving securities laws to better suit modern markets.
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I believe that fraud is fraud, and that States should be free to regulate any form of securities fraud that they see fit.
What is difficult for me to understand is the obsession on just one border, and the obsession on only one fix to the issue there.
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