Not proclaiming to be a lawyer, but the "law" in this case existed before the ICOs and the statute of limitations is what would hinder action being taken specifically regarding that.  They could take their sweet time building a case if they're within the statue of limitations, and the smart assumption would be that they ARE within those limitations.

Jurisdiction is def an issue for SEC..all in all, the press release is not the death blow people are suggesting, there are many credible entities that are spinning the press release as a positive thing.

I think Veri up to this pt has done a great job to be mindful of the law and be very weary of how they project what they are offering.  Veri has always pushed the utility of the token and the offering of their software as a service over promising investors money simply for owning Veri.  Every token should obviously be evaluated separately regarding the potential SEC crackdown, that said, Veri is not one of the tokens I am personally worried about at this time in regards to that.