Story highlights Judge orders companies to post ads and package warnings One of last legal steps surrounding liability in long-running case against cigarette makers The judge previously found tobacco companies were guilty of racketeering Tobacco companies have been ordered by a federal judge to publicly admit, through advertisements and package warnings, that they deceived American consumers for decades about the dangers of smoking
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