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Old oak brewery inc, makes and sells alcohilic beverages with labels that display a drawing of a squirrel making the gesture generally known as\" giving the fninger\". Old oak applies to the ohia state liquor authority (OSLA) for brand-label approval to sell beet in Ohio. Without conidering alternatives, OSLA denies approval because \"the label could appear in groccery stoes, with obvious exposure on the shelf to childern of tender age.\" Why would a court hold that denial of old oaks application violates the first amendment ? Solution Old oak brewery, Inc., makes and sells alcoholic beverages with labels that display a drawing of a squirrel making the gesture generally known as .

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