Legal discussions in the last two decades suggest that truthful commercial speech is also entitled to significant,if not full,protection under the First Amendment.

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True. The Supreme Court, in several cases, has upheld the idea that truthful commercial speech is protected under the First Amendment. This means that the government cannot restrict or limit companies or businesses from conveying factual information about their products or services through advertising or other means of communication. However, there are still some limitations on commercial speech, such as restrictions on false or misleading statements, advertising to children, or promoting illegal activities.

Legal Discussions in the Last Two Decades Suggest That Truthful