Bates v State Bar of Arizona Quiz
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What did the Supreme Court rule in Bates v State Bar of Arizona?

  • States have complete authority to prohibit lawyer advertising.
  • Lawyer advertising is protected as commercial speech, with limited restrictions. (correct)
  • Lawyer advertising is not protected under commercial speech laws.
  • Lawyers cannot advertise their services to the public.

    • According to ethics rules, what are legal ads prohibited from being?

  • Graphic and shocking
  • Deceptive or inherently misleading (correct)
  • Exaggerated and boastful
  • Emotionally manipulative

    • What information is required in each legal advertisement as per Florida law?

  • Name of at least 2 lawyers, law firm, and office location
  • Name of at least 1 lawyer, law firm, and office location (correct)
  • Name of lawyer and law firm
  • Name of law firm and office location

    • Under what circumstances can states prohibit lawyer advertisements?

    <p>For false, misleading, or deceptive ads and with reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of information may a lawyer communicate regarding their services?

    <p>Information through any media</p> Signup and view all the answers

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