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United States Vs. Rca
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- Feb 24, 1959
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U.S. 334 (1959) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. RCASearch
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U.S. 334 (1959) United States v. RadioSearch
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b). See Far East Conference v. UnitedSearch
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Chapman v. FederalSearch
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was merely a small part. They argue that the sentence was intended to permit only actions such as in Packaged Programs v. WestinghouseSearch
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jurisdiction doctrine. The doctrine originated with Mr. Justice (later Chief Justice) White in Texas & Pacific R. Co. v. AbileneSearch
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A second reason for the doctrine was suggested by Mr. Justice Brandeis in Great Northern R. Co. v. MerchantsSearch
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United States v. PacificSearch
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Keogh v. ChicagoSearch
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United States Navigation Co. v. CunardSearch
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Georgia v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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Far East Conference v. UnitedSearch
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sometimes emphasized the need for administrative uniformity and uniform rates, Page 358 U. S. 348 Keogh v. ChicagoSearch
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the relevant facts in a complex industry as a foundation for later court action. United States Navigation Co. v. CunardSearch
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S.S. Co., supra, and Far East Conference v. UnitedSearch
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States, supra, as explained in Federal Maritime Board v. IsbrandtsenSearch
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of free competition is placed beside a regulatory scheme involving fixed rates is obvious. Cf. McLean Trucking Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Radio broadcasters, including television broadcasters, see Allen B. Dumont Laboratories Page 358 U. S. 349 v. CarrollSearch
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broadcasters remain free to set their own advertising rates. As this Court said in Federal Communications Comm'n v. SandersSearch
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Federal Radio Comm'n v. NelsonSearch
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Federal Communications Comm'n v. PottsvilleSearch
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Federal Communications Comm'n v. SandersSearch
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Federal Communications Comm'n v. RCASearch
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National Broadcasting Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Mansfield Journal Co. v. FederalSearch
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We recently explained the nature of the doctrine in United States v. WesternSearch
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This followed because, in the words of Mr. Justice Brandeis in Keogh v. ChicagoSearch
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This Court, in Georgia v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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filed cooperatively, the doctrine equally applies to an attack on the alleged conspiracy. United States Navigation Co. v. CunardSearch
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Such exemptions are, however, subject to review, see Federal Maritime Board v. IsbrandtsenSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. RCASearch
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United States v. RadioSearch
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See Far East Conference v. UnitedSearch
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Chapman v. FederalSearch
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Packaged Programs v. WestinghouseSearch
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Texas & Pacific R. Co. v. AbileneSearch
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Great Northern R. Co. v. MerchantsSearch
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and Far East Conference v. UnitedSearch
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Federal Maritime Board v. IsbrandtsenSearch
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Cf. McLean Trucking Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Federal Radio Comm'n v. NelsonSearch
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United States v. WesternSearch
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