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Protecting the Throne: The Third Circuit's Decision to Preserve Sovereign Immunity in Gentile v. SEC
This Casebrief examines the Third Circuit’s decision in Gentile v. SEC and argues that, although the court correctly applied sovereign immunity doctrine, the case reveals the limited scope of judicial review available under the Administrative Procedure Act. By holding that SEC investigative decision
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