This act was amended by a bill partially named after a man nicknamed "The Conscience of the Senate.
This act was amended by a bill partially named after a man nicknamed "The Conscience of the Senate." That bill, the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, requires thirty days for certain transactions to be made. The Supreme Court's ruling in Texaco Inc v. Hasbrouck found that Texaco violated another amendment to this bill, the Robinson-Patman Act. Another bill that strengthened this act was co-sponsored by the Democratic vice-presidential (*) candidate in the election of 1956. That bill is the CellerKefauver Act. This bill outlawed interlocking directorates and price discrimination and modified a similar bill passed in 1890. For 10 points, name this bill passed during Woodrow Wilson's presidency that succeeded the Sherman Act, an antitrust bill.
This act was amended by a bill partially named after a man nicknamed "The Conscience of the Senate.
Clayton Antitrust Act