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inlawrev-3402	Ku, Raymond	Antitrust Immunity, the First Amendment and Settlements: Defining the Boundaries of the Right to Petition	2000	50	.pdf	application/pdf	24232	1289	53	through the use [of] governmental process—as opposed to the outcome of that process—as an anticompetitive weapon.^^ Accordingly, the Supreme Court clarified that Noerr immunity protects all objectively reasonable acts of petitioning government regardless of intent. Ct. 1 995) (holding that the badmouthing ofa developer to prospective home buyers fell outside the context of petitioning government).	cache/inlawrev-3402.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3402.txt