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· 11/13/1979

Lingerfelt v. Tennessee

Citations

  • 444 U.S. 953
  • 100 S. Ct. 429
  • 62 L. Ed. 2d 324
  • 1979 U.S. LEXIS 3744

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  • defendant who tossed contraband out the window and into the public domain found to have lost his expectation of privacy thereby
  • aluminum foil package thrown outside apartment window onto building ledge
  • since monopolist in airline schedule publishing industry was engaged in a different line of commerce from that of air carriers, its refusal to publish the air carriers’ flight schedules could not be regarded as a refusal to deal or denial of essential facility
  • aluminum foil package thrown outside apartment window onto building ledge
  • Federal Trade Commission Act Sec. 5 claim
  • Federal Trade Commission Act § 5 claim

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