(Reuters) - Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam denies SEC insider trading charges, according to a court filing by his lawyers on Tuesday with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York:

* Rajaratnam denies receiving or trading on basis of material non-public information in securities of Akamai Technologies Inc <AKAM.O> Advanced Micro Devices Inc <AMD.N> Clearwire Corp <CLWR.O>

* Rajaratnam denies receiving or trading on basis of material non-public information in securities of Google Inc <GOOG.O> Hilton Hotels, Intel Corp <INTC.O> PeopleSupport, Polycom Inc <PLCM.O>

* Rajaratnam says Galleon analysts' research was more detailed and precise than any information that SEC complaint alleges was purportedly conveyed to him

* Rajaratnam says that in each of stocks where he was accused of insider trading, the information allegedly conveyed to him was already public

* Rajaratnam says did not know and could not have reasonably have known that anyone breached duty of trust or confidence in any discussions he had on stocks at issue

* Rajaratnam says did not provide any benefit to anyone in exchange for any alleged inside information

* Rajaratnam says government use of electronic surveillance in this case violated his constitutional rights

* Rajaratnam accuses government of making materially false statements to court in support of wiretap applications, including that cooperating witness Roomy Khan had "not yet been charged with any crimes"