THE
GEORGE WASHINGTON
LAW REVIEW


SYMPOSIUM,
PYRRHIC VICTORIES? REEXAMINING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ANTITRUST REMEDIES IN RESTORING COMPETITION AND DETERRING MISCONDUCT

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2001

PUNISHING ANTITRUST OFFENSES AS CRIMES: THE ROLE OF FINES AND IMPRISONMENT
Principals: Donald I. Baker
Bruce H. Kobayashi
Donald C. Klawiter

DETECTION AND DETERRENCE: REWARDING INFORMANTS FOR DETECTING VIOLATIONS
Principals: William E. Kovacic
Gary R. Spratling
Discussant: Jonathan B. Baker

THE ADEQUACY OF CIVIL MONETARY SANCTIONS: TREBLE DAMAGES AND RESTITUTION
Principals: John E. Lopatka & William H. Page
Andrew I. Gavil
Discussants: Robert H. Lande & James Langenfeld

SOLVING COMPETITION PROBLEMS IN MERGER CONTROL
Principals: William J. Baer & Ronald C. Redcay
Joe Sims & Michael McFalls
David Balto
Discussants: William Blumenthal
Molly S. Boast

THE ROLE OF STATES
Speaker: Harry First

CORRECTING ABUSES OF DOMINANCE: CONTROLLING CONDUCT
AND ALTERING STRUCTURE
Principal: Timothy J. Brennan
Discussant: Richard J. Pierce, Jr.


VOLUME 69 NUMBER 5/6 OCTOBER/DECEMBER 2001