Arboleda v. United States

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 | defendant who tossed the contraband out the window and into the public domain found to have lost his expectation of privacy thereby; “[i]t is difficult to imagine a legitimate expectation of privacy in an open area running along the front of the second floor of a building over a street”