Restrictions on misleading commercial speech are generally constitutional.

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The Supreme Court has held that the government may restrict misleading commercial speech without violating the First Amendment, as such false statements do not contribute to the marketplace of ideas and can harm consumers. However, any such restrictions must be narrowly tailored to serve a substantial government interest and leave room for truthful and non-misleading speech.

Restrictions on Misleading Commercial Speech Are Generally Constitutional