ASTORIA ENTERTAINMENT, INC. v. DeBartolo

How courts have described this case

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• “[T]he dicta in Omni which suggests that the Court may afford Noerr-Pennington protection to illegal actions is not based on First Amendment reasoning, but, rather, is based solely on the Court’s analysis of antitrust laws.”
• generally applicable to state claims

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