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· 7/30/1997

Miller v. Stuart

Citations

  • 117 F.3d 1376
  • 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 19506
  • 1997 WL 394460

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  • holding that state had not introduced evidence to show CPAs truthful information was in fact misleading
  • holding that a state may not insulate a regulation of commercial speech from First Amendment review simply by classifying the speech as part of the profession of accountancy
  • holding that a state may not insulate a regulation of commercial speech from First Amendment review simply by classifying the speech as part of the profession of accountancy

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Judges: Dubina, Black, O'Kelley

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