"To keep it simple for the State of Florida: it's the First Amendment, stupid," Walker wrote in a ruling that granted a temporary restraining order.
"Under the facts of this case, the First Amendment prohibits the State of Florida from trampling on Plaintiff's free speech," Walker stated, highlighting the constitutional concerns at play.
The Florida Department of Health claimed the ad falsely described abortion restrictions, instigating a legal conflict over the right to political speech in advertising.
Walker's ruling emphasizes that the state cannot intimidate broadcasters or citizens for exercising their rights, underscoring the essential nature of free speech in democracy.
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