Remedies

(a) In general When determining a remedy for, or in a final judgment addressing any violation of, section 2 of the Sherman Act, in addition to any other civil or criminal penalties provided under any applicable section of law, such remedy or final judgment shall— (1) unfetter the relevant market or markets from the harm caused by the violation; (2) terminate the illegal monopoly or monopolies; (3) deny to the defendant the fruits of its statutory violations; and (4) ensure there remain no practices in place that are likely to result in a future violation by the defendant of section 2 of the Sherman Act. (b) Consideration of effects In any civil action brought under section 9(a) of this Act, the court shall not consider, deem relevant, or be constrained by any effects on markets, products, or services outside of the relevant market or markets that were the subject of the underlying violation.