Legal Question in Constitutional Law in Florida
Advertisements in schools?
I am a student at a school in Florida. My school broadcasts a TV program every week for 15 minutes and we have to watch it. Included in the broadcast, is few commercials (often from cellular corporations).
Is that act constituitional? We students have no choice, but to watch the ads.
Asked on 11/09/07, 8:44 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Edward Hoffman
Law Offices of Edward A. Hoffman
Re: Advertisements in schools?
I don't see any constitutional violation (at least of the federal constitution; maybe a Floriday lawyer will see a violation of the state constitution). And I doubt that you really "have no choice but to watch the ads". Do you think you will be punished if you ignore them?
Answered on 11/09/07, 9:15 pm
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