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Stoneridge Vs. Scientific Atlanta/Motorola - Guilty By Association Or Something More?

   
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Title: Stoneridge Vs. Scientific Atlanta/Motorola - Guilty By Association Or Something More?
 
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Date: February 10, 1999
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First Interstate Bank case because they are very similar in nature. In the Central Bank case, the court ruled that there was no right for a private party to take action against those who aid and abet violations of Rule 10b-5. Therefore, liability was limited to primary rather than secondary participators...
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Therefore, liability was limited to primary rather than secondary participators. This may be the reason why the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled against Stoneridge’s charges, since Scientific-Atlanta and Motorola were indirectly involved and never took any part in falsifying financial documents, nor did they make any public statements about the issue...
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