1. Whether FINRA, an ostensibly private corporation invested with vast powers to regulate the securities industry, is absolutely immune from any claims arising out of tortious misconduct during a raid conducted at a private place of business.

2. Whether FINRA, by virtue of its close nexus with the federal government and the fact that it has been delegated extensive law enforcement powers, is a state actor for purposes of the Constitution.

Whether FINRA, an ostensibly private corporation invested with vast powers to regulate the securities industry, is absolutely immune from any claims arising out of tortious misconduct during a raid conducted at a private place of business