Q&A with exiting DOJ official Roger Alford on future of antitrust due process
By Max Fillion ( July 25, 2019, 12:00 GMT | Comment) -- The US Department of Justice antitrust division's head of international policy led a campaign that ended with more than 70 competition agencies around the world signing an agreement that establishes minimum standards for due process in competition law enforcement proceedings. Roger Alford has announced he's leaving his role as the division's deputy assistant attorney general for international affairs to return to his professorship at Notre Dame Law School. In an interview with MLex the day before he left his post, Alford reflected on the initiative and what lies ahead for due-process standards in competition enforcement.The US Department of Justice antitrust division's head of international policy led a campaign that ended with more than 70 competition agencies around the world signing an agreement that establishes minimum standards for due process in competition law enforcement proceedings. Roger Alford has announced he's leaving his role as the division's deputy assistant attorney general for international affairs to return to his professorship at Notre Dame Law School....
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