Lina Noland, et al. v. Federal Trade Commission

Whether, after AMG Capital Management, LLC v. FTC and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Rai­ mondo, the Federal Trade Commission may preserve an ex parte Section 13(b) asset freeze and receivership and obtain a revenue-based, multi-million-dollar mon­ etary judgment through civil contempt where the judgment functions as restitution or disgorgement, is not tied to identified sustained losses, and the only rule-violation damages awarded under Section 19 were $6,829.

Whether the Seventh Amendment and due pro­ cess permit a federal agency to obtain a $7,306,873.14 revenue-based monetary sanction, labeled civil com­ pensatory contempt, through a bench proceeding where the sanction operates as a legal money judg­ ment rather than compensation for proven individu­ alized losses and where the ex parte freeze impaired Petitioners' ability to fund and preserve a jury defense.