What are limits on commercial speech?

Limits on commercial speech primarily focus on protecting consumers from misleading or false advertising and ensuring that the information provided is not deceptive. Regulations can include requirements for truthfulness, substantiation of claims, and restrictions on certain types of content, such as promotions for tobacco or alcohol. The government can impose restrictions to promote public health, safety, and welfare while balancing First Amendment protections. Ultimately, the regulation aims to ensure that commercial speech serves the public interest without infringing on free expression rights.