QUESTION
Can an individual openly advertise against an advertisement or marketing stand? If not, why?
Asked on Mar 18th, 2013 on Business Law - California
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In public; can an individual remain within a certain distance of an advertisement stand, being operated by a person, and inform people why not to listen to or accept what that person is selling/marketing? Moreover, the individual is not slandering or attempting to debase the "stand" in question, merely to inform people around of it's possible danger's or risks. To note, would this be a form of protest. That individual is not representing a company or anything similar, and is there as a member of the public.
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Expressing your belief in a public location is not a violation of law but rather the exercise of first amendment rights.
Answered on Mar 18th, 2013 at 2:43 PM