Melvin A. Seglin, M.D. v. Truman Esau

How courts have described this case

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• “ ‘[T]he inquiry must be whether the defendants’ activity that has allegedly been infected by unlawful conduct can be shown as a matter of practical economics to have had a not insubstantial effect on the interstate commerce involved.’ ”
• \ '[T]he inquiry must be whether the defendants' activity that has allegedly been infected by unlawful conduct can be shown as a matter of practical economics to have had a not insubstantial effect on the interstate commerce involved.' \

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).