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        "uri": "/2017/01/04/ruling-may-subject-sec-alj-powers-to-supreme-court/",
        "title": "Ruling may subject SEC ALJ powers to Supreme Court review",
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        "summary": "The way the SEC appoints Administrative Law Judges violates the Constitution, a court of appeals has ruled, setting up a split among the circuit courts and presenting the possibility of a Supreme Court review.",
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