A person injured by an antitrust violation
A)does not have the right to bring suit.
B)has the right to sue for criminal penalties.
C)has the right to sue for triple damages.
D)has the right to sue for administrative remedies.

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A person injured by an antitrust violation has the right to sue for triple damages, also known as treble damages, which is a remedy under antitrust law that allows for the recovery of three times the actual damages suffered by the plaintiff. This is provided for in Section 4 of the Clayton Act. The other options are not applicable as individuals do not have the right to sue for criminal penalties; administrative remedies are usually sought by government agencies rather than individuals.

A Person Injured by an Antitrust Violation