Making a case Who do you think should win the court case in the following scenario? Give reasons to support your answer.

Dream Ice Cream, a small natural foods company, makes organic ice cream products. To ensure its image as a “natural” food company, Dream Ice Cream advertises that it does not use milk
containing genetically engineered hormones, and it includes this information on its labels.
The government passes a law forbidding advertising that directly or indirectly opposes GE
products, and Dream Ice Cream is ordered to remove all labels from its products or pay a heavy fine.
Dream Ice Cream decides to take its case to court and argues that it has the right to
advertise that its products are safe. The government’s regulatory agency argues that GE products have not been proven unsafe and that Dream Ice Cream is guilty of unfair
advertising.

Which of the following describes the purpose of this article? early in the morning on july 13th, forty-three pounds of oranges were dumped in the drive-way of john milton's home. the oranges blocked milton's car in and prevented him from leaving his home. milton, a candidate for mayor, believes that his opponent's staff is responsible for the prank. spenser, milton's opponent, often urges his supporters to wear the color orange to his rallies. "it's just the sort of thing spenser would do," said milton, "it's just like him to use symbolism in an attack." the police have yet to name a suspect. "we do not have evidence indicating that mr. spenser was part of the prank against milton," said a spokesperson for the department. to describe events that occurred on july 13th to convince the audience to vote for edmund spenser to convince the audience to vote for john milton to entertain the audience with a humorous story about a prank