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The California Supreme Court seemed ready Wednesday to give R.J. Reynolds Tobacco a big break in a case involving the regulation of cigarette advertising. Rather than directly deciding whether federal laws pre-empt state regulation, the justices indicated during oral arguments that they might simply remand the case to give the tobacco giant an opportunity to prove it had a good-faith belief it was acting lawfully when representatives distributed free cigarettes at six separate events statewide.
October 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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