Oxycal Laboratories, Inc. v. Jeffers

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• where the court held that a book containing false statements about the content of a commercially produced vitamin was not actionable commercial speech because “the commercial elements of the speech [were] intertwined with the central message” which was noncommercial in nature
• where the court held that a book containing false statements about the content of a commercially produced vitamin was not actionable commercial speech because \the commercial elements of the speech [were] intertwined with the central message\ which was noncommercial in nature

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