Re:DOJ's proposals risk hurting consumers, businesses, and d...
by JumpCrisscross on Tuesday October 08, 2024 @11:46PM
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There is value in contrasting the DoJ with the FTC, which has made a lot of noise but yielded—thus far—nothing substantial.
The DoJ is more powerful—it can bring criminal charges. But it’s also subject to a higher standard. (It couldn’t forget to define market share in a complaint, for instance.) Watch, carefully, for the folks who want a neophyte at the FTC but writhe at the DoJ’s teeth.
The DoJ is more powerful—it can bring criminal charges. But it’s also subject to a higher standard. (It couldn’t forget to define market share in a complaint, for instance.) Watch, carefully, for the folks who want a neophyte at the FTC but writhe at the DoJ’s teeth.