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Amy Paul, Jane Willis, Apr 29, 2014
It is well-settled under Supreme Court precedent that antitrust immunity may apply when either (i) a state exercises its legislative authority by passing a regulation or (ii) an actor acts at the direction of the state, even if that action results in anticompetitive effects or harm to the competitive process. A threshold question for application of state action immunity is whether the actor is
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