Nov 13th, 2011
by F. Grey Parker
As an American smoker who has also spent time in Europe and in Canada, the concept of dramatically more discouraging messaging on cigarette packages is not alien to me. In fact, it makes a great deal of sense. The labeling that was supposed to begin accompanying American tobacco products, in much the same way that these other countries have demanded, is now in limbo due to the amazing logic of one American judge.
Showing posts with label legal appeal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legal appeal. Show all posts
Sunday, November 13, 2011
The Continuing Re-Definition of "Speech"
Labels: Liberal opinion, the hand that feeds you
cigarette warning labels,
cigarette warnings,
commercial speech,
FDA,
free speech,
general welfare,
graphic labels,
judge leon,
labeling,
legal appeal,
legal ruling,
public interest,
tobacco
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