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This is CBS, I'm John Bacheler.

The 5th Circuit, Federal Circuit, Court of Appeals, this is Texas.

Richard Epstein of the Hoover Institution guides me to this document dated May 2022.

Congress has given the Securities and Exchange Commission substantial power to enforce the

nation's security laws.

It often acts as both prosecutor and judge and its decisions have broad consequences for personal liberty and property.

But the Constitution constrains the SEC's powers by protecting individual rights and the prerogatives of other branches of government.

This case is about the nature and extent of those constraints in securities fraud cases in which the SEC seeks penalties.

The case is Jarkesie.

I welcome Richard Epstein of the Hoover Institution.

He is a senior fellow.

He teaches law at NYU in the University of Chicago.

And he is my guide through what Richard explains to me is constitutional history and an absence of clarity about the SEC's powers since the New Deal.

Richard, a very good evening to you.

This case recently handed down two to one decision in the 5th Circuit.

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