Question 1

What did the Second Circuit say about promotion of off-label (non-FDA-approved)drug uses in U.S.v.Caronia in 2012?

Accepted Answer

A) Such speech is protected. 
B) Such speech is not protected. 
C) Such speech is protected but only on television and radio. 
D) Such speech is unethical. 
E) None of these. 
A) Such speech is protected. 
B) Such speech is not protected. 
C) Such speech is protected but only on television and radio. 
D) Such speech is unethical. 
E) None of these.

Question 2

The Supreme Court ruled that commercial speech had no First Amendment protection in a 1942 case:

Accepted Answer

A) Bigelow v.Virginia. 
B) First National Bank v.Bellotti. 
C) Valentine v.Chrestensen. 
D) Central Hudson Gas and Electric Co.v.Public Service Commission. 
E) Consolidated Edison v.Public Service Commission. 
A) Bigelow v.Virginia. 
B) First National Bank v.Bellotti. 
C) Valentine v.Chrestensen. 
D) Central Hudson Gas and Electric Co.v.Public Service Commission. 
E) Consolidated Edison v.Public Service Commission.

Question 3

The Supreme Court has ruled that a state cannot prohibit a corporation from advertising its views on controversial issues.The case:

Accepted Answer

A) Bates v.Arizona State Bar. 
B) First National Bank v.Bellotti. 
C) Chicago Joint Board v.Chicago Tribune. 
D) Mobil Corp.v.Dow-Jones. 
E) none of these. 
A) Bates v.Arizona State Bar. 
B) First National Bank v.Bellotti. 
C) Chicago Joint Board v.Chicago Tribune. 
D) Mobil Corp.v.Dow-Jones. 
E) none of these.

Question 4

The U.S.Supreme Court upheld restrictions on advertising for an activity that was "deemed harmful" in the case of:

Accepted Answer

A) Bigelow v.Virginia. 
B) Virginia Citizens Consumer Council v.Virginia State Board of Pharmacy. 
C) Bates v.Arizona State Bar. 
D) Posadas de Puerto Rico v.Tourism Company of Puerto Rico. 
E) Central Hudson Gas and Electric Company v.Public Service Commission. 
A) Bigelow v.Virginia. 
B) Virginia Citizens Consumer Council v.Virginia State Board of Pharmacy. 
C) Bates v.Arizona State Bar. 
D) Posadas de Puerto Rico v.Tourism Company of Puerto Rico. 
E) Central Hudson Gas and Electric Company v.Public Service Commission.

Question 5

In a 2001 decision,the Supreme Court held that the regulation of cigarette advertising is federally preempted.The case:

Accepted Answer

A) Mangini v.R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Co. . 
B) U.S.v.United Foods,Inc. . 
C) Penn Advertising v.Schmoke. 
D) FDA v.Brown & Williamson Tobacco. 
E) Lorillard Tobacco v.Reilly. 
A) Mangini v.R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Co. . 
B) U.S.v.United Foods,Inc. . 
C) Penn Advertising v.Schmoke. 
D) FDA v.Brown & Williamson Tobacco. 
E) Lorillard Tobacco v.Reilly.

Question 6

The U.S.Supreme Court established the constitutional right of lawyers (and other professionals)to advertise in:

Accepted Answer

A) Jacoby v.State Bar of California. 
B) State Bar v.Melville. 
C) Bates v.Arizona State Bar. 
D) Carey v.Willingboro. 
E) none of these-lawyers have no such right. 
A) Jacoby v.State Bar of California. 
B) State Bar v.Melville. 
C) Bates v.Arizona State Bar. 
D) Carey v.Willingboro. 
E) none of these-lawyers have no such right.

Question 7

The FTC's authority to regulate advertising was expanded during the 1930s by:

Accepted Answer

A) the Celler-Kefauver Act. 
B) the Clayton Act. 
C) the Consumer Legal Remedies Act. 
D) the Wheeler-Lea Amendment. 
E) the FTC Improvements Act. 
A) the Celler-Kefauver Act. 
B) the Clayton Act. 
C) the Consumer Legal Remedies Act. 
D) the Wheeler-Lea Amendment. 
E) the FTC Improvements Act.

Question 8

The Supreme Court banned deceptive mockups in television advertising while permitting non-deceptive ones in:

Accepted Answer

A) FTC v.Warner-Lambert Pharmaceuticals. 
B) FTC v.Colgate-Palmolive. 
C) FTC v.Winstead Hosiery Co. . 
D) FTC v.Atlantic Richfield. 
E) FTC v.AMF,Inc. 
A) FTC v.Warner-Lambert Pharmaceuticals. 
B) FTC v.Colgate-Palmolive. 
C) FTC v.Winstead Hosiery Co. . 
D) FTC v.Atlantic Richfield. 
E) FTC v.AMF,Inc.

Question 9

In Citizens United v.Federal Elections Commission,the Supreme Court in 2010 eliminated regulations on ________ by companies.

Accepted Answer

A) cable television. 
B) campaign spending. 
C) public relations speech. 
D) text messaging services. 
E) none of the above. 
A) cable television. 
B) campaign spending. 
C) public relations speech. 
D) text messaging services. 
E) none of the above.

Question 10

In the FTC v.Warner-Lambert Pharmaceuticals case,a federal court ruled that:

Accepted Answer

A) the FTC could not impose any kind of corrective ad order on the company. 
B) the FTC could impose some corrective advertising requirements on Warner-Lambert,but not a "confession of past sins." 
C) the FTC could prevent the company from advertising because the ads were unfair. 
D) the FTC could halt the company's advertising because it exploited children. 
A) the FTC could not impose any kind of corrective ad order on the company. 
B) the FTC could impose some corrective advertising requirements on Warner-Lambert,but not a "confession of past sins." 
C) the FTC could prevent the company from advertising because the ads were unfair. 
D) the FTC could halt the company's advertising because it exploited children.

Question 11

The primary test used by courts today to review government restrictions on non-commercial corporate speech was set forth in the case of:

Accepted Answer

A) Bigelow v.Virginia. 
B) First National Bank v.Bellotti. 
C) Valentine v.Chrestensen. 
D) Central Hudson Gas and Electric Co.v.Public Service Commission. 
E) Consolidated Edison v.Public Service Commission. 
A) Bigelow v.Virginia. 
B) First National Bank v.Bellotti. 
C) Valentine v.Chrestensen. 
D) Central Hudson Gas and Electric Co.v.Public Service Commission. 
E) Consolidated Edison v.Public Service Commission.

Question 12

The primary federal agency that regulates advertising is the:

Accepted Answer

A) Department of Justice. 
B) Federal Communications Commission. 
C) Federal Trade Commission. 
D) Bureau of Consumer Affairs. 
E) National Association of Attorneys General. 
A) Department of Justice. 
B) Federal Communications Commission. 
C) Federal Trade Commission. 
D) Bureau of Consumer Affairs. 
E) National Association of Attorneys General.

What did the Second Circuit say about promotion of off-label (non-FDA-approved)drug uses in U.S.v.Caronia in 2012?

The Supreme Court ruled that commercial speech had no First Amendment protection in a 1942 case:

The Supreme Court has ruled that a state cannot prohibit a corporation from advertising its views on controversial issues.The case:

The U.S.Supreme Court upheld restrictions on advertising for an activity that was "deemed harmful" in the case of:

In a 2001 decision,the Supreme Court held that the regulation of cigarette advertising is federally preempted.The case:

The U.S.Supreme Court established the constitutional right of lawyers (and other professionals)to advertise in:

The FTC's authority to regulate advertising was expanded during the 1930s by:

The Supreme Court banned deceptive mockups in television advertising while permitting non-deceptive ones in:

In Citizens United v.Federal Elections Commission,the Supreme Court in 2010 eliminated regulations on ________ by companies.

In the FTC v.Warner-Lambert Pharmaceuticals case,a federal court ruled that:

The primary test used by courts today to review government restrictions on non-commercial corporate speech was set forth in the case of:

The primary federal agency that regulates advertising is the:

The American Legal System

The Legacy of Freedom

Modern Prior Restraints

Libel and Slander

The Right of Privacy

Copyrights and Trademarks

Fair Trial-Free Press Conflicts

Newsgatherers Privilege

Freedom of Information

Obscenity and the Law

Regulation of Electronic Media

Media Ownership Issues

Freedom of the Student Press

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Exam 13: Advertising and the Law

What did the Second Circuit say about promotion of off-label (non-FDA-approved)drug uses in U.S.v.Caronia in 2012?

The Supreme Court ruled that commercial speech had no First Amendment protection in a 1942 case:

The Supreme Court has ruled that a state cannot prohibit a corporation from advertising its views on controversial issues.The case:

The U.S.Supreme Court upheld restrictions on advertising for an activity that was "deemed harmful" in the case of:

In a 2001 decision,the Supreme Court held that the regulation of cigarette advertising is federally preempted.The case:

The U.S.Supreme Court established the constitutional right of lawyers (and other professionals)to advertise in:

The FTC's authority to regulate advertising was expanded during the 1930s by:

The Supreme Court banned deceptive mockups in television advertising while permitting non-deceptive ones in:

In Citizens United v.Federal Elections Commission,the Supreme Court in 2010 eliminated regulations on ________ by companies.

In the FTC v.Warner-Lambert Pharmaceuticals case,a federal court ruled that:

The primary test used by courts today to review government restrictions on non-commercial corporate speech was set forth in the case of:

The primary federal agency that regulates advertising is the:

The American Legal System

The Legacy of Freedom

Modern Prior Restraints

Libel and Slander

The Right of Privacy

Copyrights and Trademarks

Fair Trial-Free Press Conflicts

Newsgatherers Privilege

Freedom of Information

Obscenity and the Law

Regulation of Electronic Media

Media Ownership Issues

Freedom of the Student Press

Filters