[vmception]

You're in luck, my excerpt from today's court ruling is immediately followed by acknowledging more recent rulings.

> According to the Supreme Court’s more recent formulations of that longstanding rule, Congress may grant regulatory power to another entity only if it provides an “intelligible principle” by which the recipient of the power can exercise it.

But then the hits just keep on coming

> We first conclude that Congress has delegated to the SEC what would be legislative power absent a guiding intelligible principle.

>cue laugh track<

[salawat]

"Everything is securities fraud" actually kinda props up the assertion that an intelligible principle was not achieved in my book. Not gonna lie.