Ports Petroleum Co., Inc. of Ohio v. Tucker
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Robert L. Brown, Justice.
The issue before this court is whether the Arkansas Petroleum Trade Practices Act (Act 380 of 1993) violates the Arkansas Constitution by impinging on the due process rights, the equal protection rights, and the privileges and immunities of appellant Ports Petroleum Co., Inc. We hold that Act 380 is constitutionally infirm because of its failure to include an element of predatory intent for a violation. As a consequence, the Act is overbroad in its effect and impermissibly impinges on the due process rights of Ports Petroleum.
I. Facts
On April 20, 1993, Ports Petroleum…
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