One of the rights specifically granted by the first amendment to the constitution is freedom of speech. while this right is usually recognized as belonging to individuals, the first amendment also encompasses commercial speech. provide a definition of commercial speech, as well as an example of commercial speech that is protected, and an example of commercial speech that would not be protected by the first amendment

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Cassius Ho

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13 September, 16:54

One of the rights specifically granted by the first amendment to the constitution is freedom of speech. while this right is usually recognized as belonging to individuals, the first amendment also encompasses commercial speech. provide a definition of commercial speech, as well as an example of commercial speech that is protected, and an example of commercial speech that would not be protected by the first amendment

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Ainsley Anthony · Answer 1

Definition: speech made with the intent of making a profit for an individual or a company

protected example: advertising

unprotected examples: perjury, blackmail