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CaseNo: 82, Defendant: Sharon M. Graham, Stephen C. Voss, James J. Pasztor; Glenn Robert Lawrence, Administrative Law Judge File No. 3-8511, Plaintiff: SEC, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>82, Broumas, Graham, Voss, Trading, Exchange Act, Trades, Account, Stock, Securities, Respondent, Pasztor, Jml Class, Commission, Madison, Bank, Wash Trades, Madison National Bank, Appearance, Violation, Manipulation, Proceeding, Matched Orders, Wash Sales, Les Girls, Joint Account, Transactions, Registered Representatives, United States, Securities Laws, Marking-the-close , ContentID: 120245700

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1 1995-12-28 SEC ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE DECISION
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1 . SEC ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE DECISION

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
GRAHAM
VOSS
TRADING
EXCHANGE ACT
TRADES
ACCOUNT
STOCK
SECURITIES
RESPONDENT
PASZTOR
JML CLASS
COMMISSION
MADISON
BANK
WASH TRADES
MADISON NATIONAL BANK
APPEARANCE
VIOLATION
MANIPULATION
PROCEEDING
MATCHED ORDERS
WASH SALES
LES GIRLS
JOINT ACCOUNT
TRANSACTIONS
REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVES
UNITED STATES
SECURITIES LAWS
MARKING-THE-CLOSE
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                              INITIAL DECISION RELEASE NO. 82

                              ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
                              FILE NO. 3-8511




                     UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
                            Before the
                SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION





                              :
In the Matter of              :
                              :
SHARON M. GRAHAM,             :    INITIAL DECISION
STEPHEN C. VOSS, and          :    DECEMBER 28, 1995
JAMES J. PASZTOR              :
                              :









APPEARANCES:   David S. Horowitz and Mary Jo Gillette for the
               Division of Enforcement, Securities and Exchange
               Commission

               Ida Wurczinger Draim for Respondents Sharon M.
               Graham and Stephen C. Voss

BEFORE:        Glenn Robert Lawrence, Administrative Law Judge
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     These public proceedings were instituted by an Order of the

Securities and Exchange Commission dated September 30, 1994 (the
SNIPPETS:
  • UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • Division of Enforcement, Securities and Exchange
  • Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to determine
  • Graham and Stephen C. Voss are true and what, if any, remedial
  • January 1, 1989 to July 31, 1990 (the trading period), John G.
  • Virginia (Madison of Virginia) and a former director of James
  • Madison Limited conducted a fraudulent market manipulation
  • price, for the sale or purchase of JML stock, had been or would
  • ---------FOOTNOTES------------Respondent James J. Pasztor has submitted an Offer of
  • be entered by or for Broumas or another party and effected
  • transactions in JML stock that involved no change in beneficial
  • Graham executed 60 wash trades or matched orders in JML stock.
  • The Division further alleges that Respondent Graham was subject
  • Broumas violated the federal securities laws by
  • JML Class A common stock was listed on the
  • On December 31, 1986, JML became owner of the McLean Bank,
  • which changed its name to Madison National Bank of Virginia.
  • funds by a bank officer in violation of 18 U.S.C.
  • trades, matched orders, and marking-the-close trades in JML Class
  • accounts at H. Beck, a joint account with his wife, and accounts
  • in the name of Les Girls and BC Theatres.
  • bought or sold from one account controlled by him into other
  • registered representatives and broker-dealers who executed
  • appearance of active trading in a security listed on a national
  • However, transactions such as wash sales and matched orders, as
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