CPA Sobel engages in insider trading of the shares of an audit client. She is caught. The SEC brings a civil action and forces Sobel to give up her insider-trading profits and pay a civil fine of three times the amount of the profits. Sobel thought she had been punished sufficiently, but then the DOJ began an investigation. Which of the following is true?
A. DOJ cannot bring criminal charges because Sobel has been punished enough.
B.The DOJ can choose to bring criminal charges to supplement the SEC's civil action.
C.To bring criminal charges would amount to double jeopardy.
D. A andC.