How has the U.S.Supreme Court defined the rights of advertisers under the First Amendment?

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The U.S. Supreme Court has suggested that truthful commercial speech is entitled to significant, if not full protection under the First Amendment. This means that advertising that is truthful and not misleading should be treated similarly to other forms of expression and be afforded constitutional protection. However, commercial speech can still be regulated if the government can demonstrate a substantial interest in doing so. This approach has been applied in various cases involving advertising, including those concerning tobacco advertising and the promotion of prescription drugs.

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