Status for the Bounty Hunter, ... and Other Recent Developments in Private Antitrust Litigation

Authors

John C. Scott

Abstract

Sometimes writing about and practicing antitrust law takes me back to the days when I was a Pennsylvania small-town teenager. I recall a definite feeling of embarrassment-even guilt-whenever Bill Prince and I collected the 25-cent and 3-dollar bounties the state paid for every weasel that sampled our trap-line baits and every fox my tireless beagle chased before our sights. First of all, my favorite authors of those days took a very dim view of bounty hunters. And, second, it just didn't seem right to get paid for having so much fun. That feeling comes back to me now once in a while-but not very often.

First Page

353

Recommended Citation

John C. Scott, Status for the Bounty Hunter, ... and Other Recent Developments in Private Antitrust Litigation, 7 Duq. L. Rev. 353 (1969).
Available at: https://dsc.duq.edu/dlr/vol7/iss3/2