Supreme Court Ruling on SEC Enforcement Actions and Jury Trials

The chapter examines a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding the SEC's ability to adjudicate enforcement actions through in-house tribunals rather than juries, emphasizing the significance of preserving the right to a jury trial for accused individuals under the Seventh Amendment. The discussion highlights the division in the court's decision along ideological lines and the implications of this ruling on future administrative proceedings and enforcement actions in federal branches.