State v. O'CONNELL
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRosellini, J.
In 1960, the Attorney General of the State of Washington (the respondent John J. O’Connell) approached officers and attorneys of various public utility districts 'and other municipalities throughout the state advising them of the possible implications of federal indictments and prosecutions in price-fixing conspiracies involving the electrical manufacturing industry. He gave his opinion that these public bodies, having purchased electrical equipment, might have civil antitrust causes of action arising from the price-fixing; and an exploration of that possibility was begun.
The State and some…
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