GE’s fraud case could use a judge gone wild

By: Jonathan Weil September 18, 2009

Finally a judge has dared say no to the once-venerable Securities and Exchange Commission and one of its cozy corporate settlements. If that wasn't novel enough, this fellow first had the nerve to ask the SEC a bunch of questions about the way it does its business. Turns out, he got a lot of embarrassing answers ...

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GE’s fraud case could use a judge gone wild

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