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Lawful and Prohibited Election Propaganda (RA 9006, as amended by RA 11207)
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- Under RA 9006, section 3.3, what is the statutory size limit for the ordinary cloth, paper, or cardboard campaign poste…
- Under RA 9006, section 4.3, what is required before a donated print, broadcast, or outdoor advertisement for a candidat…
- Under RA 11207, what minimum discount does the amended statutory rule specify for television political advertisements d…
- A radio station gives a candidate's broadcast advertisement free of charge. The candidate says no disclosure is needed …
- A candidate posts otherwise lawful campaign material on a private wall without the owner's consent. He argues that meet…
- A supporter contracts for outdoor campaign advertisements donated to a candidate. The candidate refuses written accepta…
- During the election period, a television outlet gives one candidate a seventy-percent political-advertising discount bu…
- A donor wants to exhibit outdoor advertisements for a candidate who has not accepted them in writing. Assume these are …
- A candidate posts a properly sized lawful campaign poster on a private wall without the owner's consent. Explain why si…
- State the television, radio, and print discounts under RA 11207's amendment to RA 9006. Explain the condition governing…
- Under RA 9006 Section 3.1, what dimensions limit the pamphlets and similar printed materials specified there?
- How long before a rally may the special rally streamer under Section 3.3 be displayed?