name this act used to break up Standard Oil.
Violators were subject to three-year prison terms, and their victims could collect triple their consequent losses. The Supreme Court used the so-called "rule of reason" to identify violations as this law was tested and upheld in the 1895 [*] E. C. Knight case, and later against a New Jersey holding company. Named for an Ohio senator, the brother of a Civil War general—for 10 points—name this act used to break up Standard Oil.
Violators were subject to three-year prison terms, and their victims could collect triple their consequent losses.
Sherman Antitrust Act [do not prompt on “RICO”]