[wesagain]

"The Court decided that the union involved was immune from prosecution because their violent acts were in pursuit of a legitimate union objective."

That kinda logic ought to blow your fricken mind!!!

[Lurking Libertarian]

Yup, I remember reading that case when I was in law school and going, "WTF?"

But it's important to note that Enmon was based on the Court's interpretation of the language of the Hobbs Act. That means that: (1) Congress could change that result any time it wanted; and (2) the decision does not prevent prosecution of union violence under state criminal laws, or even under other federal criminal laws.