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December 17, 2013

Challenge to Florida Advertising Rules

Story here. Complaint here: Download 3945204-0--11419

Florida seems keener than other states to restrict advertising. I don't know why. Taking the allegations as true for the sake of argument, the rules and enforcement actions the complaint describes seem to me unwise. On its face the complaint identifies a substantial issue.

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