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Due Process and Procedural Rights Under the China Anti-Monopoly Law (Competition Policy International)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 13, 2014 | Global Blogs

In her keynote address recently delivered at the Antitrust in Asia conference in Beijing, FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez emphasized the importance of fair and transparent procedures to the development of an effective antitrust enforcement regime. She noted how such...

Balancing Fairness and Efficiency in the Globalized Competition Law Enforcement: Insights from JFTC Experiences (Competition Policy International)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 13, 2014 | Global Blogs

A competition agency’s decision, consisting of a remedy and a fine, causes serious consequences for the targeted firm. Firms (and other respondents) therefore are empowered to appeal to the courts against an agency’s decision. This judicial appeal...

Due Process in Chinese Competition Law Regime (Competition Policy International)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 13, 2014 | Global Blogs

The People’s Republic of China adopted its Anti-Monopoly Law in 2008. In the following six years, China has made notable progress towards becoming one of the most robust and dynamic competition law regimes in the world. While substantive competition laws are...

A Call for a Restriction of “Corporate Human Rights” in Competition Enforcement Procedures, and More Generally (Competition Policy International)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 13, 2014 | Global Blogs

Despite having originally been recognized with the clear and limited purpose of protecting the individual from State abuses (and, incidentally, from violations by other individuals where their rights may clash), the human rights recognized in the European Convention...

The EU Courts Play a Crucial Role in Ensuring Compliance of the EU’s System of Competition Law Enforcement With Due Process Rights (Competition Policy International)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 13, 2014 | Global Blogs

In its Menarini ruling, the European Court of Human Rights held that fines imposed by the Italian antitrust authority for the violation of competition law are criminal charges and that, consequently, the requirements of Article 6 of the European Convention of Human...
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