Which of the following standards allows a defendant to offer justification for a per se violation of Section 1 of the Sherman Act,in which case the court will engage in a rule-of-reason analysis?

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A)The "quick-look" standard,permits the defendant to offer justification for his per
se violation.If the defendant can offer justification,the court then engages in rule-of-reason analysis.
B)The "quick-look" standard,permits the defendant to offer justification for his per se violation.If the defendant can offer justification,the court then engages in rule-of-reason analysis.
C)The "quick-look" standard,permits the defendant to offer justification for his per se violation.If the defendant can offer justification,the court then engages in rule-of-reason analysis.
D)The "quick-look" standard,permits the defendant to offer justification for his per se violation.If the defendant can offer justification,the court then engages in rule-of-reason analysis.
E)The "quick-look" standard,permits the defendant to offer justification for his per se violation.If the defendant can offer justification,the court then engages in rule-of-reason analysis.

Which of the Following Standards Allows a Defendant to Offer