Trachtman v. Anker

finding no reliance where plaintiff was contractually obligated to sell stock | “directors generally do not occupy a fiduciary position with respect to stockholders in face to face dealings.” | distribution of sex questionnaire in school newspaper properly prevented due to possible harm to students | fraud too remote from securities transaction where stock was sold to corporation pursuant to a longstanding agreement and plaintiff had not been fraudulently induced to enter into the agreement | “Causation has been most often analyzed in terms of the Rule 10b-5 elements of materiality and reliance" | restrictive bond not considered custody, though it limited travel, required defendant to obey all laws and court orders, and keep his attorney notified of his ad dress | school officials bear the burden of demonstrating a reasonable interference with student speech | The “defendant was afforded a speedy trial; his conviction was vacated ... and he was retried____ These facts do not amount to a denial of his Sixth Amendment rights.” | conspiracy described in affidavit incorporated into the warrant | conspiracy described in affidavit incorporated into the warrant | above-stated rule applied to bail pending appeal | above stated rule applied to bail pending appeal | sentencing not credited with time on appeal