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25 Antitrust L. & Econ. Rev. 79 (1994)
Judge Stephen Breyer: A Brooding Concern for the Rights of Monopolists

handle is hein.journals/antlervi25 and id is 305 raw text is: JUDGE STEPHEN BREYER: A BROODING CONCERN FOR THE RIGHTS OF MONOPOLISTS Lloyd Constantine The following is Mr. Constantine's opening statement before the Senate Judiciary Committee on July 15, 1994, in opposition to Breyer's appointment to the Supreme Court. A former head of the antitrust office of the New York Attorney General, he is cur- rently with Constantine & Associates, New York City. CEM Major 'Revisionist' It's a pleasure to be back here again. I oppose the nomina- tion of Judge Breyer principally on the basis of his antitrust jurisprudence. One might ask why his record in this area should be of substantial concern to the Senate. I think it should for several reasons. He is a leading antitrust scholar and jurist who has written many important decisions interpreting our competi- tion laws. I believe an understanding of the way he approaches his role as a judge in antitrust cases is crucial to understanding his overall approach to the role of the judiciary in our society. Antitrust scholars and practitioners widely recognize Judge @1994 Antitrust Law & Economics Review, Inc. Box 3532, Vero Beach, FL 32964

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