DOJ criminal antitrust case to be analysed under rule of reason

Pallavi Guniganti

23 June 2017

A Utah federal judge has held that a Department of Justice criminal collusion case against an heir locator service will be decided under the rule of reason.

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DOJ criminal antitrust case to be analysed under rule of reason

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