Letter to Senate Appropriators on CJS policy provisions

Public Knowledge joined a group of 33 organizations urging Senate appropriators and authorizers to reject provisions of the House Commerce Justice Science Appropriations bill that would limit the DOJ’s antitrust funding and impose new requirements on how they allocate their merger fees.

Public Knowledge joined a group of 33 organizations urging Senate appropriators and authorizers to reject provisions of the House Commerce Justice Science Appropriations bill that would limit the DOJ’s antitrust funding and impose new requirements on how they allocate their merger fees.

2023-07-31-DOJ-Appropriations-Letter-1 Download

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