The Antitrust Laws: A PrimerAEI Press, 1993 - 118 lappuses A former top antitrust officer at the U.S. Department of Justice and a noted economist guide readers through the increasingly complex antitrust laws. |
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87. lappuse
... files - including computer files— with no current use , thereby avoiding misuse of certain 87 DOCUMENTS Documents.
... files - including computer files— with no current use , thereby avoiding misuse of certain 87 DOCUMENTS Documents.
88. lappuse
... file , a corrective memorandum should be immediately inserted into the files . Always remember that the fact finder evaluating these docu- ments as evidence in antitrust litigation many years later is likely to be tempted to place the ...
... file , a corrective memorandum should be immediately inserted into the files . Always remember that the fact finder evaluating these docu- ments as evidence in antitrust litigation many years later is likely to be tempted to place the ...
89. lappuse
... files of the corporation , including personal files . The executives should be told that their papers kept at home or in their automobile are subject to subpoena . Diary en- tries , telephone logs , and expense account vouchers are all ...
... files of the corporation , including personal files . The executives should be told that their papers kept at home or in their automobile are subject to subpoena . Diary en- tries , telephone logs , and expense account vouchers are all ...
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THE ORIGINS AND OBJECTIVES OF ANTITRUST | 5 |
THE STATUTES | 14 |
THE INSTITUTIONS AND PROCEDURES | 23 |
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