U.S. v. Vorley

Published on:
February 6, 2019

Court:

U.S. District Court

(N.D. Ill.)

Amicus Issue:

Whether the federal FIRREA wire fraud statute (which has a ten-year state of limitations period) – in lieu of the anti-spoofing statute under the Commodities Exchange Act (which has a shorter limitations period) – may be applied to alleged “spoofing” (i.e., entering orders that the defendant intends to cancel before the orders are executed) by traders in the commodities futures markets.

Counsel of Record:

Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP

 

Kenneth M. Kliebard

Michael M. Philipp

Gregory T. Fouts

Other Amici:

Bank Policy Institute

U.S. Chamber of Commerce

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