Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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... Supreme Court or a declara- tion by Congress that the first amendment precludes all regulation of issue - oriented advertising . The FTC should develop internal safeguards to prevent such a result , and courts of appeals should ...
... Supreme Court or a declara- tion by Congress that the first amendment precludes all regulation of issue - oriented advertising . The FTC should develop internal safeguards to prevent such a result , and courts of appeals should ...
238. lappuse
... Supreme Court held that if a public official or public figure were defamed by a newspaper , the defamed person could recover damages for defamation only if he could prove that publication of the defamatory falsehood was " with " ac ...
... Supreme Court held that if a public official or public figure were defamed by a newspaper , the defamed person could recover damages for defamation only if he could prove that publication of the defamatory falsehood was " with " ac ...
429. lappuse
... court rejected the application on the grounds that the claims were obvious variations of established uses of digital computers in banking , and that they were ob- vious variations of another ... Supreme Court Cases Recent Supreme Court Cases.
... court rejected the application on the grounds that the claims were obvious variations of established uses of digital computers in banking , and that they were ob- vious variations of another ... Supreme Court Cases Recent Supreme Court Cases.
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Current FTC and other Actions | 17 |
The Regulation of Corporate Image Advertising | 29 |
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