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Mr.
Bebel earned an LL.M. (Securities Regulation) from Georgetown
University
Law Center. He received his J.D.
from the William Mitchell College of Law, cum laude
(top 5%),
and obtained a B.S. from the University
of Minnesota, Carlson
School of Management.
Mr.
Bebel previously served as an attorney for the U.S. Securities
& Exchange Commission (Division of Enforcement) and the
NASD (Division of Enforcement), where he was on the
subcommittee that prepared the NASD Sanction Guidelines. For approximately
seven years, Mr.
Bebel prosecuted securities law offenses and other white
collar crimes while working as an Assistant United States
Attorney. After
leaving the U.S. Attorneys Office, District of Minnesota, Mr.
Bebel continued to work on securities fraud cases after being
asked to serve as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney. The U.S. Attorneys
Office, District of Minnesota, thereafter retained him as a
consulting expert on securities matters.
Mr. Bebel has
lectured on securities law to students at approximately
one-half dozen law schools and graduate degree programs,
including Baylor University School of Law; Texas Tech
University School of Law; William Mitchell College of Law;
University of Houston School of Law; and the University of
Dallas. He has also addressed a wide array of securities
issues while serving as a speaker at presentations hosted by
the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission and the Texas
State Securities Board; NASD; State Bar of Texas; U.S.
Attorneys Office, Northern District of Texas; FBI Academy;
South Texas College of Law; Dallas Bar Association; Houston
Bar Association; and PLI (Practising Law Institute). Mr.
Bebel is a member of the South Texas College of Law Corporate
Compliance Committee Advisory Board and the Council, Houston
Bar Association, Securities Law Section. He previously
served on the Advisory Board to the Texas Tech University
Student Managed Investment
Fund.
 
Mr. Bebel's legal interpretation and analysis
has also been highlighted on numerous media outlets
including:
ABC's World News Tonight NBC's
Nightly News Tonight
CBS' Nightly News
Fox News Bloomberg
Television
CNNfn
CNBC MSNBC
NBC's Today
Show
CBS' The Early Show
BBC Television
CBS Marketwatch
NPR Morning Edition
NPR's All Things
Considered
NPR's
Marketplace
NPR's Weekend Edition
Bloomberg Radio
Forbes.com
BBC Online
BBC Radio CBS
radio
The Street.com Public
Television's Nightly Business
Report
Mr. Bebel's legal commentary and analysis has
been featured in:
Time Magazine
Wall Street Journal
U.S. News & World Report
Fortune Magazine
Dallas Morning News
National Law Journal
Houston Chronicle
Texas Lawyer
Christian Science Monitor
USA Today
International Herald Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Washington Post
Detroit Free Press
Agence France Presse
New York Times
American Lawyer National
Post of Canada
Los Angeles Times Kiplinger's
Personal Finance
Financial Times of
Germany
Australian Financial Review Montreal
Gazette The
Times of London
The Financial Times of London
Chicago Sun Times St.
Louis Post-Dispatch
Boston Globe
Seattle Times
Bloomberg News
Dow Jones Newswires
Corporate Counsel
Associated Press
Reuter's
New York Post
New York Newsday
Orlando Sentinel
Pittsburgh Post Gazette San
Francisco Chronicle
Minneapolis Star Tribune
American Banker
Legal Times
Mr. Bebel?s
publications include the following:
Mr. Bebel has been published
in the following scholarly legal
journals:
A Detailed
Analysis of United
States v. O'Hagan: Onward
Through the Evolution of the Federal Securities Laws, 59
La. L. Rev. 1
(1998);
State Takeover
Laws, Insider Trading, and the Interplay Between the Two: A
New Perspective, 91 W. Va. L. Rev. 1001 (1989)
(co-authored);
Why the Approach
of Heckman v. Ahmanson Will Not Become the Prevailing
Greenmail Viewpoint; Race to the Bottom Continues, 18
Tex. Tech. L. Rev. 1083
(1987) (named Best Article of the Year by the Texas Tech Law
Review editorial staff); and
Effective Supervision,
Investor Confidence and Capital Formation,
Practicing Law Institute, Corporate Law and Practice,
Securities Arbitration 2006, Vol. 2, 95 (2006)
(co-authored).
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