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cblr-1789	Crane, Daniel A.	Antitrust and the Judicial Virtues	2013	27	.pdf	application/pdf	9216	401	49	Antitrust common law also bears little relation to popular theories of federal common law, such as the theory espoused in Guido Calabresi's A Common Law for the Age of Statutes.18 Calabresi urges courts to exercise the judicial power to force legislative agendas to interpret or to invalidate statutes that are seen to be inconsistent with the legal topography of the times, thus forcing legislators to reengage the relevant statutory terrain to the benefit of democracy and law.19 As already noted, antitrust courts are not generally engaged in a dialogue with Congress, in either interpreting or invalidating statutes. Antitrust law is not plagued by a substantial countermajoritarian difficulty and thus presents no reason for judges to exercise passive or avoidant virtues.	cache/cblr-1789.pdf	txt/cblr-1789.txt