In U.S.SEC v.Ginsburg the appeals court held that Ginsburg was not guilty of insider trading because he did not trade on information;his relatives traded on information,so they could be prosecuted.

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The appeals court in U.S. SEC v. Ginsburg found Ginsburg guilty of insider trading because he provided non-public information to his relatives, who then traded on it, making him liable for insider trading.

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