(This is deceptive because it's not true that one can avoid paying income taxes, and yet even reasonable consumers might be led to believe this kit could really teach them something about not paying taxes.
COMMERCIAL SPEECH CENTRAL HUDSON TEST QUIZLET HOW TO
The ad states that, if you buy this kit, you will learn how to legally avoid paying income tax for the rest of your life, no matter how much income you earn. Also, reasonable consumers could be misled here, so this is likely deceptive if BYU Bookstore never had any green, blue, or purple iPods.)Ī TV ad offering a "Tax Avoidance Kit" for $999. the commercial message is misleading or related to. (This is a material representation because the color of iPod does make a difference to one's buying decision, especially for college students. Central Hudson Gas & Electric v Public Service Commission of New York. Assume the color makes a difference in the consumer's buying decision. When you arrive at the Bookstore, you find they now are selling orange, red, and yellow iPods for fifty dollars but there are no green, blue, or purple iPods. The government decides to ban advertising of a particular violent video game because the creator of the game is a convicted felon now released from prison, and the government does not want him profiting from his insights about crime and violence.Ī BYU Bookstore TV ad claiming to offer green, blue, and purple iPods for fifty dollars. The government decides to ban advertising of a particular violent video game because studies have shown that kids who play the game commit violent acts, including shootings, at a rate ten times greater than other kids who don't play the game. The government decides to ban advertising of a particular violent video game because the new president of the United States wants to live up to a campaign promise to "clean up society." The government decides to ban advertising of a particular violent video game because one of the characters in the game is virulently Communist and advocates overthrow of the US government.
Which of the following would be considered a substantial government interest sufficient to justify regulation of non-deceptive commercial speech?
0 kommentar(er)
