Securities & Exchange Commission v. Antar
District Court, D. New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
POLITAN, District Judge.
BACKGROUND
Before the Court is another chapter in the saga of the Antar family. The naked question in this case is whether a person who has violated the securities laws can shield the ill-gotten gains from recoupment by causing those profits to occur in a trust for his children.
The naked facts are living proof of the old adage, which unfortunately is the all too frequent credo in today’s world: “let the ends justify the means”. Placing Deborah Rosen Antar’s testimony in the matrimonial action in juxtaposition to her testimony in this case, dramatically demonstrates that…
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