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No 7th Am. problem: A court does not usurp...

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A court does not usurp the role of the jury guaranteed by the Seventh Amendment by dismissing a complaint because it fails to plead facts giving rise to an inference of scienter that is at least as strong as competing inferences of nonfrudulent intent.

Contributed in 2008 by David Gold

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