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A taxpayer advocacy group has escalated the fight against what they argue are disproportionate settlement fines, bringing the case before the U.S. Supreme Court. The central claim: these excessive penalties violate constitutional protections.
The case challenges whether government agencies can levy fines that far exceed the actual debt owed. For crypto investors and traders, this has real implications—regulatory penalties in the digital asset space have been known to reach eye-watering amounts, sometimes overshadowing the underlying violations.
The Supreme Court's decision could reshape how en
The case challenges whether government agencies can levy fines that far exceed the actual debt owed. For crypto investors and traders, this has real implications—regulatory penalties in the digital asset space have been known to reach eye-watering amounts, sometimes overshadowing the underlying violations.
The Supreme Court's decision could reshape how en