Posted by Jan Smith, kasperinaz@aol.com, on 7/18/00

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Would the government have the right to discontinue
advertising for a restaraunt called "Salmonella" if the
advertisement claims that "salmonella is good for you"?
The name ties salmon with Ella and is a "salmon"
restaraunt. If the government requested a name change, and
Ella didn't comply, could they shut her down? Or does she
have a right to advertise that "salmonella is good for you"?

Commercial Speech, 7/18/00, by Jan Smith.

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