Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Decisions on the constitutionality of the cigarette warnings regulations might be headed to Supreme Court
A few days ago I reported on two recent decisions on the constitutionality of the regulations that require cigarette manufacturers to place graphic images as part of the required warnings in cigarette packages. (see here and here). Circuit Splits is reporting today that the issue might be headed to the Supreme Court soon. Go here for the article.
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I smoked for 12 years, so I know how bad these things are for you, but I still can't agree with the FDA's new warnings.
I agree that messages that aren't visible don't serve their purpose, but still, what they want to do is too much. Soon, they'll want to do like Australia - remove branding completely and put a big "Smoking Kills" on the packs
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