Gouch v. Rotunno

How courts have described this case

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• stating that courts must apply an intermediate level of scrutiny to cases involving restrictions on commercial speech
• describing the record provided by the Bar cataloguing citizen outrage at being solicited just after injury or family tragedy
• crediting the state's interest as substantial on the basis of a two-year study containing statistical and anecdotal evidence
• upholding 30 day ban on direct mail attorney solicitations based on the government’s substantial interest in protecting the privacy and tranquility of personal injury victims
• upholding restriction on solicitation of accident victims within thirty days of accident, based on two-year study and written report analyzing statistically and anecdotally the impacts of such solicitation
• subjecting a regulation prohibiting lawyers from engaging in certain forms of direct advertising to intermediate First Amendment scrutiny

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).