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Supreme Court – The Law Means What Actual Words In A Statute Say, Not What The SEC Interprets Those Words To Mean

In a statutory interpretation case last week, the Supreme Court reminded us that the law means what actual words in a specific statute say, not what other similar statutes may say and not what the SEC interprets words in a statute to mean.

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