On the recordJune 23, 2000
It is my judgement that the Courts should be allowed to proceed to try antitrust cases against states and other foreign entities manipulating the price or supply of energy without reference to the Act of State doctrine.
Benjamin Gilman: “It is my judgement that the Courts should be allowed to proceed to try antitrust cases against states and other foreign…”
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Gilman argues for allowing courts to handle antitrust cases against foreign entities.
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