A. A. Poultry Farms, Inc. v. Rose Acre Farms, Inc.

upholding finding of constructive possession where defendant leased apartment in which drugs and drug paraphernalia were found in common areas | "Following the First Circuit's decision in Barry Wright, we now hold that intent is not a basis of liability (or a ground for inferring the existence of such a basis) in a predatory pricing case under the Sherman Act." | “Following the First Circuit's decision in Barry Wright, we now hold that intent is not a basis of liability (or a ground for inferring the existence of such a basis) in a predatory pricing case under the Sherman Act." | “The chunks seized were the form of cocaine known as ‘crack,’ ” which falls within the definition of “cocaine base.” | must show cause and prejudice before evidence not presented to state court can be presented in federal habeas action | must show cause and prejudice before evidence not presented to state court can be presented in federal habeas action | "Because each claim of constitutional deprivation must stand on its own, we reject this [cumulative effect] claim as well.” (internal citations and quotations omitted) | "Whether price discrimination has occurred depends ... on the price after all discounts, specials, and so on" [emphasis in original] | set of sellers buyer can turn to for supplies at existing or slightly higher prices | ‘Because each claim of constitutional deprivation must stand on its own, we reject this [cumulative effect] claim as well.’ (internal citations and quotations omitted) | newly discovered evidence constitutes a ground for habeas relief where “it bears upon the constitutionality of the petitioner’s detention” | “No case of which we are aware holds, however, that fluctuations over time to the same customer are ‘price discrimination’ within the meaning of the Robinson-Patman Act.”