On the recordJune 9, 1995
Under the consent decree that broke up AT&T, DOJ is not the decisionmaker; it was the court, Judge Greene. Now we are making DOJ the decisionmaker under the Dorgan proposed amendment.
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govinfo.govLarry Pressler: “Under the consent decree that broke up AT&T, DOJ is not the decisionmaker; it was the court, Judge Greene. Now we are…”
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Discussing the implications of the Dorgan proposed amendment on the DOJ's role in telecommunications.
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