brown-williamson-tobacco-corporation-lorillard-tobacco-company-philip , 161 F.3d 764 ( 1998 )


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  • 161 F.3d 764

    BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION; Lorillard Tobacco
    Company; Philip Morris, Incorporated; RJ
    Reynolds Tobacco Company, Plaintiffs--Appellants,
    and
    Coyne Beahm, Incorporated; Liggett Group, Incorporated,
    v.
    FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION; David A. Kessler, M.D.,
    Commissioner of Food and Drugs, Defendants--Appellees.
    Attorneys General of the State of Minnesota; State of
    Alaska; of Arizona; State of Arkansas; State of Colorado;
    State of Connecticut; State of Florida; State of Hawaii;
    State of Illinois; State of Indiana; State of Iowa; State
    of Louisiana; State of Kansas; State of Maine; State of
    Maryland; State of Massachusetts; State of Michigan;
    State of Mississippi; State of Missouri; State of Montana;
    State of Nevada; State of New Hampshire; State of New
    Jersey; State of New Mexico; State of New York; State of
    North Dakota; State of Ohio; State of Oklahoma; State of
    Oregon; State of Pennsylvania; State of Rhode Island;
    State of South Dakota; State Of Texas; State of Utah;
    State of Vermont; State of Washington; State of West
    Virginia; State of Wisconsin; The City and County of San
    Francisco; Public Citizen; The American Academy of
    Pediatrics; American Cancer Society; American College
    Preventive Medicine; American Heart Association; American
    Lung Association; American Medical Association; American
    Medical Women's Association; American Public Health
    Association; American Society of Addiction Medicine; The
    HMO Group; National Association of Elementary School
    Principals; National Association of Secondary School
    Principals; National Center for Tobacco-Free Kids; State
    of Kentucky; Washington Legal Foundation ("WLF"); Mario
    Andretti; Don Garlits; Al Unser; Rusty Wallace; Cale
    Yarborough; Richard Burr, Cass Ballenger, Howard Coble,
    United States Representatives, Lauchcloth, United States
    Senator, Amici Curiae.
    COYNE BEAHM, INCORPORATED; Brown & Williamson Tobacco
    Corporation; Philip Morris, Incorporated; RJ Reynolds
    Tobacco Company; National Association of Convenience
    Stores; Acme Retail, Incorporated; United States Tobacco
    Company; Conwood Company, LP; National Tobacco Company,
    LP; Pinkerton Tobacco Company; Swisher International,
    Incorporated; Central Carolina Grocers, Incorporated; J.T.
    Davenport, Incorporated; North Carolina Tobacco
    Distributors Committee, Incorporated; The American
    Advertising Federation; American Association of Advertising
    Agencies; Association of National Advertisers,
    Incorporated; Magazine Publishers of America; The Outdoor
    Advertising Association of America, Incorporated; Point of
    Purchase Advertising Institute; Lorillard Tobacco Company,
    Plaintiffs--Appellees,
    and
    Liggett Group, Incorporated, Plaintiff,
    v.
    FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION; David A. Kessler, M.D.,
    Commissioner of Food and Drugs, Defendants--Appellants.
    Attorneys General of the State of Minnesota; State of
    Alaska; State of Arizona; State of Arkansas; State of
    Colorado; State of Connecticut; State of Florida; State
    of Hawaii; State of Illinois; State of Indiana; State of
    Iowa; State of Louisiana; State of Kansas; State of
    Maine; State of Maryland; State of Massachusetts; State
    of Michigan; State of Mississippi; State of Missouri;
    State of Montana; State of Nevada; State of New Hampshire;
    State of New Jersey; State of New Mexico; State of New
    York; State of North Dakota; State of Ohio; State of
    Oklahoma; State of Oregon; State of Pennsylvania; State
    of Rhode Island; State of South Dakota; State of Texas;
    State of Utah; State of Vermont; State of Washington;
    State of West Virginia; State of Wisconsin; City and
    County of San Francisco; Public Citizen; The American
    Academy of Pediatrics; American Cancer Society; American
    College Preventive Medicine; American Heart Association;
    American Lung Association; American Medical Association;
    American Medical Women's Association; American Public
    Health Association; American Society of Addiction Medicine;
    The HMO Group; National Association of Elementary School
    Principals; National Association of Secondary School
    Principals; National Center for Tobacco-Free Kids; State
    of Kentucky; Washington Legal Foundation, ("WLF"); Mario
    Andretti; Don Garlits; Al Unser; Rusty Wallace, Cale
    Yarborough; Richard Burr, Cass Ballenger, Howard Coble,
    United States Representatives, Lauch Faircloth, United
    States Senator, Amici Curiae.
    COYNE BEAHM, INCORPORATED; Brown & Williamson Tobacco
    Corporation; Lorillard Tobacco Company; Philip Morris,
    Incorporated; RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company; United States
    Tobacco Company; Conwood Company, LP; National Tobacco
    Company, LP; Pinkerton Tobacco Company; Swisher
    International, Incorporated; Central Carolina Grocers,
    Incorporated; J.T. Davenport, Incorporated; North Carolina
    Tobacco Distributors Committee, Incorporated; The American
    Advertising Federation; American Association of Advertising
    Agencies; Association of National Advertisers,
    Incorporated; Magazine Publishers of America; The Outdoor
    Advertising Association of America, Incorporated; Point of
    Purchase Advertising Institute; National Association of
    Convenience Stores; Acme Retail, Incorporated, Plaintiffs--appellees,
    and
    Liggett Group, Inc., Plaintiff,
    v.
    FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION; David A. Kessler, M.D.,
    Commissioner of Food and Drugs, Defendants--Appellants.
    Attorneys General of the State of Minnesota; State of
    Alaska; State of Arizona; State of Arkansas; State of
    Colorado; State of Connecticut; State of Florida; State
    of Hawaii; State of Illinois; State of Indiana; State of
    Iowa; State of Louisiana; State of Kansas; State of
    Maine; State of Maryland; State of Massachusetts; State
    of Michigan; State of Mississippi; State of Missouri;
    State of Montana; State of Nevada; State of New Hampshire;
    State of New Jersey; State of New Mexico; State of New
    York; State of North Dakota; State of Ohio; State of
    Oklahoma; State of Oregon; State of Pennsylvania; State
    of Rhode Island; State of South Dakota; State of Texas;
    State of Utah; State of Vermont; State of Washington;
    State of West Virginia; State of Wisconsin; City and
    County of San Francisco; Public Citizen; The American
    Academy of Pediatrics; American Cancer Society; American
    College Preventive Medicine; American Heart Association;
    American Lung Association; American Medical Association;
    American Medical Women's Association; American Public
    Health Association; American Society of Addiction Medicine;
    The HMO Group; National Association of Elementary School
    Principals; National Association of Secondary School
    Principals; National Center for Tobacco-Free Kids; State
    of Kentucky; Washington Legal Foundation, ("WLF"); Mario
    Andretti; Don Garlits; Al Unser; Rusty Wallace, Cale
    Yarborough; Richard Burr, Cass Ballenger, Howard Coble,
    United States Representatives, Lauch Faircloth, United
    States Senator, Amici Curiae
    NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CONVENIENCE STORES; Acme Retail,
    Incorporated, Plaintiffs--Appellants,
    v.
    David A. KESSLER, Commissioner of the Food & Drug
    Administration; Food & Drug Administration,
    Defendants--Appellees.
    Attorneys General of the State of Minnesota; State of
    Alaska; State of Arizona; State of Arkansas; State of
    Colorado; State of Connecticut; State of Florida; State
    of Hawaii; State of Illinois; State of Indiana; State of
    Iowa; State of Louisiana; State of Kansas; State of
    Maine; State of Maryland; State of Massachusetts; State
    of Michigan; State of Mississippi; State of Missouri;
    State of Montana; State of Nevada; State of New Hampshire;
    State of New Jersey; State of New Mexico; State of New
    York; State of North Dakota; State of Ohio; State of
    Oklahoma; State of Oregon; State of Rhode Island; State
    of South Dakota; State of Texas; State of Utah; State of
    Vermont; State of Washington; State of Wisconsin; State
    of West Virginia; City and County of San Francisco; Public
    Citizen; The American Academy of Pediatrics; American
    Cancer Society; American College Preventive Medicine;
    American Cancer Society; American Lung Association;
    American Medical Association; American Medical Women's
    Association; American Public Health Association; American
    Society of Addiction Medicine; The HMO Group; National
    Association of Elementary School Principals; National
    Association of Secondary School Principals; National Center
    For Tobacco-Free Kids; State of Kentucky; Washington Legal
    Foundation, ("WLF"); Mario Andretti, Don Garlits; Al
    Unser; Rusty Wallace; Cale Yarborough; Richard Burr, Cass
    Ballenger, Howard Coble, United States Representatives,
    Lauch Faircloth, United States Senator, Amici Curiae.
    UNITED STATES TOBACCO COMPANY; Brown & Williamson Tobacco
    Corporation; Conwood Company, LP; National Tobacco
    Company, LP; Pinkerton Tobacco Company; Swisher
    International, Incorporated; Central Carolina Grocers,
    Incorporated; J.T. Davenport, Incorporated; North Carolina
    Tobacco Distributors Committee, Incorporated, Plaintiffs--Appellants,
    v.
    FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION; David A. Kessler, M.D.,
    Commissioner of Food and Drugs, Defendants--Appellees.
    Attorneys General of the State of Minnesota; State of
    Alaska; State of Arizona; State of Arkansas; State of
    Colorado; State of Connecticut; State of Florida; State
    of Hawaii; State of Illinois; State of Indiana; State of
    Iowa; State of Louisiana; State of Kansas; State of
    Maine; State of Maryland; State of Massachusetts; State
    of Michigan; State of Mississippi; State of Missouri;
    State of Montana; State of Nevada; State of New Hampshire;
    State of New Jersey; State of New Mexico; State of New
    York; State of North Dakota; State of Ohio; State of
    Oklahoma; State of Oregon; State of Pennsylvania; State
    of Rhode Island; State of South Dakota; State of Texas;
    State of Utah; State of Vermont; State of Washington;
    State of Wisconsin; State of West Virginia; City and
    County of San Francisco; Public Citizen; The American
    Academy of Pediatrics; American Cancer Society; American
    College Preventive Medicine; American Heart Association;
    American Lung Association; American Medical Association;
    American Medical Women's Association; American Public
    Health Association; American Society of Addiction Medicine;
    The HMO Group; National Association of Secondary School
    Principals; National Association of Secondary School
    Principals; National Center For Tobacco-Free Kids; State
    of Kentucky; Washington Legal Foundation, ("WLF"); Mario
    Andretti; Don Garlits; Al Unser; Rusty Wallace; Cale
    Yarborough; Richard Burr, Cass Ballenger, Howard Coble,
    United States Representatives; Lauch Faircloth, United
    States Senator, Amici Curiae.

    Nos. 97-1604, 97-1581, 971606, 97-1614 and 97-1605.

    United States Court of Appeals,
    Fourth Circuit.

    Nov. 10, 1998.

    Prior report: 153 F.3d 155

    O R D E R

    1

    On a poll of the court on the petition for rehearing en banc there voted in favor of rehearing en banc Judges Murnaghan, M. Blane Michael and Motz, and there voted against rehearing en banc Judges Widener, Ervin, Niemeyer, Luttig, Williams and Traxler.

    2

    It is accordingly ADJUDGED and ORDERED that the petition for rehearing en banc shall be, and it hereby is, denied.

    3

    The panel considered the petition for rehearing and is of opinion it is without merit.

    4

    It is accordingly ADJUDGED and ORDERED that the petition for rehearing shall be, and it hereby is, denied.

    5

    With the concurrence of Judge James H. Michael.

    6

    Judge Hall dissents. He would grant the petition for rehearing for the reasons expressed in his separate opinion filed with the opinion of the panel.

    7

    Chief Judge Wilkinson, and Judges Wilkins, Hamilton and King, being disqualified, did not participate in this decision.

Document Info

Docket Number: 971606

Citation Numbers: 161 F.3d 764

Filed Date: 11/10/1998

Precedential Status: Precedential

Modified Date: 2/1/2016