Advertising and the Law By Rodriguez-Sierra, Jorge: Secondary Sources

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• 32 ALR, Fed. 2nd Series 125, Construction and Application of Communications Act of 1934 and Telecommunications Act of 1996--United States Supreme Court Cases.
• 61 ALR, Fed. 809, Federal Legal Problems Arising from Subscription Television or “Pay Tv” Broadcast Over the Air.
• 35 ALR, Fed. 856, Political Candidate's Right to Equal Broadcast Time Under 47 U.S.C.A. § 315.
• 17 ALR, Fed. 900, Validity, Construction, and Application of Federal Criminal Statute (18 U.S.C.A. § 1464) Punishing Utterance of Obscene, Indecent, or Profane, Language by Means of Radio Communication.
• 43 ALR 4th 991, Criminal Liability for Unauthorized Interference With or Reception of Radio or Television Transmission.
• 171 ALR 765, Legal Aspects of Radio Communication and Broadcasting.
• 52 ALR 296, Federal Control of Public Utilities.
• 7 ALR, Fed. 2nd Series 1, Validity, Construction, and Application of Federal Enactments Proscribing Obscenity and Child Pornography or Access Thereto on the Internet.
• 56 ALR, Fed. 585, Forfeiture Liability Under § 503(B) of Communications Act (47 U.S.C.A. § 503(B)).
• 37 ALR 4th 852, Forum State's Jurisdiction Over Nonresident Defendant in Action Based on Obscene or Threatening Telephone Call from Out of State.
• 87 ALR 3rd 83, Use of Citizens' Band (CB) Radios as Violation of State Law.
• 171 ALR 765, Legal Aspects of Radio Communication and Broadcasting.
• 169 ALR 315, Comment Note.--Duty in Instructing Jury in Criminal Prosecution to Explain and Define Offense Charged.

• Federal Procedural Forms § 62:234, Forfeiture Proceedings--Preliminary Procedure; Persons Subject to Forfeiture Penalties.

• Abortion on the air:  Broadcasters and indecent political advertising.  Milagros Rivera Sanchez and Paul H. Gates, Jr., 46 Fed.Comm.L.J. 267 (1994).
• Decency redux:  The curious history of the new FCC broadcast indecency policy.  John Crigler and William J. Byrnes, 38 Cath.U.L.Rev. 329 (1989).
• Indecency on cable television--A barren battleground for regulation of programming content.  Vicky Hallick Robbins, 15 St.Mary's L.J. 417 (1984).
• Red lions, tigers and bears:  Broadcast content regulation and the First Amendment.  Charles D. Ferris and Terrence J. Leahy, 38 Cath.U.L.Rev. 299 (1989).
• Regulation of on-line services.  Richard Raysman and Peter Brown, 214 N.Y.L.J. 3 (Aug. 22, 1995).
• Selective hearing:  A challenge to the FCC's indecency policy.  12 N.Y.L.Sch.J.Hum.Rts. 347 (1995).
• The signal cable sends, Part II--Interference from the indecency cases?  Laurence H. Winer, 55 Fordham L.Rev. 459 (March 1987).
• Your Revolution:  The Federal Communications Commission, obscenity and the chilling of artistic expression on radio airwaves.  Nasoan Sheftel-Gomes, 24 Cardozo Arts & Ent. L.J. 191 (2006).

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• Am. Jur. 2d Telecommunications § 129, Indecency; Offensive Language.
• Am. Jur. 2d Blasphemy and Profanity § 11, Offense Under Statutes or Ordinances.
• Am. Jur. 2d Blasphemy and Profanity § 12, Validity of Enactments.
• Am. Jur. 2d Telecommunications § 140, Termination.
• Am. Jur. 2d Telecommunications § 154, Cease and Desist Order.
• Am. Jur. 2d Telecommunications § 199, Broadcasting Obscene Language.
• 22 Am. Jur. Proof of Facts 3d 353, Proving the Existence of an Employment Relationship.
• 10 Am. Jur. Trials 1, Obscenity Litigation

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• James B. Astrachan, Donna Thomas, George Eric Rosden and Peter Eric Rosden, The Law of Advertising § [sec. no.] (Matthew Bender) https://advance.lexis.com/api/permalink/cfe745e3-5dbf-49dc-94d2-10816386814e/?context=1000516
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• West's Federal Administrative Practice § 3519, Broadcast Regulation--Licensing.
• West's Federal Administrative Practice § 3520, Broadcast Regulation--Program Content.
• West's Federal Administrative Practice § 3502, Applicable Statutes, Rules and Regulations.
• West's Federal Administrative Practice § 3518, Broadcast Regulation--Constitutional Issues.
• West's Federal Administrative Practice § 3520, Broadcast Regulation--Program Content.
• West's Federal Administrative Practice § 3617, Sanctions and Forfeiture--Criminal Penalties.
• West's Federal Administrative Practice § 3618, Sanctions and Forfeiture--Administrative Sanctions.

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• Federal Procedure, Lawyers Edition § 72:467, Censorship.
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