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then, the SEC, the DOJ, and other financial regulators have said that they would try to prosecute more individuals for financial and securities
ends they are said to advance. Then why all the fuss about them? Because the end sought to be advanced has nothing to do with advancing justice and
life.” What this meta-nonsense means, in other words, is that these Justices—five of whom are still on the Court—believe that they have the
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stating that they are not licensed by the State of California.” NIFLA involved a First Amendment challenge to these disclosure requirements. NIFLA
rights were defined by who exercised them in the past, then received practices could serve as their own continued justification and new groups could
thereby preempting and short-circuiting the fact-finding process. By their very nature, these judicial fiats betray a deeper truth: What was at stake