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The Supreme Court ruled that the SEC had two ways of pursuing financial fraud cases.
Until Thursday , the SEC could sue in federal district court or bring an "administrative proceeding" in its own in-house court.
Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the latter method violated the Seventh Amendment of the US Constitution .
The ruling stripped out part of 2010 's Dodd-Frank Act , which gave federal agencies more enforcement.
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