In a court decision in June 2001, the Federal District Count of Appeals in Washington, D.C. found that Microsoft had violated the

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The Sherman Antitrust Act is a federal law that prohibits any attempt to monopolize or restrain trade. In the court decision in June 2001, the Federal District Count of Appeals in Washington, D.C. found Microsoft guilty of violating the Sherman Act by engaging in anti-competitive practices and attempting to maintain a monopoly in the computer software industry.

In a Court Decision in June 2001, the Federal District