Phillips: Not enough evidence to support calls for stronger presumptions

Ben Remaly

29 April 2021

FTC Commissioner Noah Phillips

There is not enough evidence yet to justify proposals to shift the presumption of guilt to large companies accused of violating US antitrust law, Federal Trade Commission member Noah Phillips has said.

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Could have been an email: The Tipline for 1 December 2023
The Federal Trade Commission and House Judiciary Committee appear to be stuck in a stalemate regardless of whether their quarrel occurs in letters or public hearings. Pressed by Republican lawmakers about the FTC’s responses (or lack thereof) to various document demands, the commission’s director of congressional relations had very little to say. “I’m not able to provide that information today, but we're happy to continue talking to your staff,” Jeanne Bumpus said.
Take two: The Tipline for 30 November 2023
Lights, in camera, action: The Tipline for 29 November 2023

Phillips: Not enough evidence to support calls for stronger presumptions

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