A presumption of illegality is proper only when 'an observer with even a rudimentary understanding of economics could conclude that the arrangements in question would have an anti-competitive effect on customers and markets.'
Lee cites a Supreme Court standard regarding anti-competitive behavior.
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“States that choose to sue their fellow basin states over Colorado River operations should not expect Congress to reward that decision with additional federal funding,”
Smith’s collection of text messages is un-American and comes uncomfortably close to spying on a coequal, coordinate branch.
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