The U.S. Federal Supreme Court held since 1976 that commercial speech, better known as commercial advertising, enjoys constitutional protection, while ROC Council of Grand Justices in its 414th interpretation also granted similar protection to the new category of speech. In dealing with the overbroad regulations on the lawyer advertising on the Internet, some lawyers in the U.S. view them as unwarranted intrusion, which constitutes a violation of freedom of speech, though some others believe such laws are capable of preventing prospective clients from sustaining unscrupulous solicitation. As to the strict regulations on E-mail advertisement, the article predicts that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission would eventually discover the methods which could both eliminate cheating commercial E-mails and protect freedom of speech.