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The American Antitrust Institute has investigated on Samuel Alito's (Bush's new nominee to the US Supreme Court) antitrust record. The research concludes that Judge Alito's is not "likely to be a supporter of antitrust enforcement". It seems, from the summary of cases given by the AAI, that Judge Alito is very much in favour of a restrictive interpretation of standing in antitrust claims. See here for more info on this point. See here for a biography of Judge Alito.
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The American Antitrust Institute, a group that tends to favor expansive interpretations of its particular legal specialty, sniped at nominee Alito a few weeks back as "not favorably disposed toward the private enforcement of the antitrust laws" (covera... [Read More]
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