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Garland Dissent In SEC Case Shows His Deferential Touch

By Ed Beeson (March 17, 2016, 9:27 PM EDT) -- If D.C. Circuit Chief Judge Merrick Garland makes it on to the U.S. Supreme Court, financial services regulators will find a jurist who's been willing to defer to their judgment for crafting rules and taking enforcement actions, a stance perhaps best highlighted by a dissent he delivered in 2007 when the D.C. Circuit voted to overturn a controversial U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rule....

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