Buddy. Please. Commerce clause is the grant of power that allows such regulation to be promulgated by the Fed but it must still pass First Amendment muster because it is a regulation of speech. The enabling articles grant power while the bill of rights limit power. Saying that the commerce clause (enabling) permits X, and therefore X is unrelated to the First Amendment (a limiting clause) is nonsensical.
Numerous regulations on commercial speech have been struck as violative of the First Amendment. Some have survived. It's regulation of speech.
Can you regulate a right and should you be able to?
Re: Can you regulate a right and should you be able to?
by spacemonkey » Mon Dec 31, 2012 10:45 am
The hardest part of doing nothing is knowing when your done.
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Re: Can you regulate a right and should you be able to?
by The Comrade » Mon Dec 31, 2012 10:59 am
false advertisement? has nothing to do with ICC
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Re: Can you regulate a right and should you be able to?
by The Comrade » Mon Dec 31, 2012 11:11 am
if there are forms of speech that are and are not protected then speech is regulated.
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