# Mark Chenoweth
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NCLA Asks SCOTUS to Rein In the SEC
Can the SEC force someone to give up money when it cannot identify a single harmed investor?
NCLA is asking the Supreme Court to take Spartan Securities Group v. SEC, a case that has been winding through the courts for years and now presents two significant questions about the reach of federal secu…
A Win for the Right to Self-Defense at a Maryland Synagogue
NCLA has won an important preliminary victory for members of the Silver Spring Jewish Center who want to protect their congregation.
In this episode of Unwritten Law, NCLA President and Chief Legal Officer Mark Chenoweth and Senior Litigation Counsel John Vecchione are joined by Senior Litigation C…
A New Supreme Court Ruling Could Spell Trouble for the SEC’s CAT
The SEC's Consolidated Audit Trail collects information on virtually every stock-market transaction in the United States, creating an enormous database that regulators can search for suspicious activity without first identifying a particular person or crime.
NCLA has long argued that this mass coll…
Legal Showdown: Senator Marsha Blackburn's Bold Lawsuit Against Jack Smith
In this episode of John Solomon Reports, host John Solomon examines the explosive aftermath of Jack Smith's recent testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. The spotlight is on Senator Marsha Blackburn, who has filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against Smith, alleging illegal access to her phon…
CPSC Called a Baby Product Unsafe. Where Was the Evidence?
What happens when a federal agency publicly declares a product unsafe—but can't adequately explain the evidence behind that declaration?
NCLA has secured an important ruling for Dreamland Baby Company in its challenge to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
On this episode of Unwritten Law, NCLA…
Can the SEC Block Your Right to a Jury Trial?
Can the government deny you a jury trial—and then refuse to let you challenge that denial in federal court?
NCLA is asking the Supreme Court to hear Smith v. SEC, a case challenging the constitutional limits of administrative adjudication and the procedural barriers that can prevent Americans from …
Federal Judges Cannot Shield U.S. Attorneys from Presidential Removal
Can the president fire a federal prosecutor appointed by judges?
That's the constitutional question at the center of Trump v. Rogoff, a dispute now before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
After federal judges appointed Roger Rogoff as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Washin…
Federal Agency Bans Lobbyist Who Challenged Its Chairman
A longtime Washington lobbyist raises concerns with a federal agency, takes those concerns to the White House, and nearly a year later finds himself banned from the agency's offices.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) labeled Edward Krenik a “credible threat” to agency personnel and oper…
Corner Post: A Small Gas Station Takes Down a Federal Reserve Rule
A small North Dakota gas station challenged a Federal Reserve regulation that had been on the books before the business even existed. After winning a landmark Supreme Court ruling in 2024, Corner Post's challenge has now resulted in another major victory.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Ci…
Trump's New York Fraud Case Raises First Amendment Concerns
Can New York punish someone for an inaccurate business statement even when no one was deceived, no one relied on it, and no one suffered a financial loss?
That's the First Amendment issue NCLA is raising in the New York civil fraud case against President Donald Trump.
NCLA has submitted an amicus b…
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