Most deceptive advertising cases are settled by:
A) the advertiser agreeing to stop making false claims
B) the advertiser paying a fine and continuing to make false claims
C) lengthy and expensive court cases
D) the advertiser going to jail
E) none of the other choices are correct

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In most cases, deceptive advertising cases are settled by requiring the advertiser to stop making false claims. The penalties can vary, but typically do not involve fines or jail time for individuals involved. Court cases can be lengthy and expensive, so settling the issue out of court is often preferred by all parties involved.

Most Deceptive Advertising Cases Are Settled By