Tex. Government Code § 152.102
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§ 152.102. RULES REGARDING ADVERTISING OR COMPETITIVE BIDDING.
Official statutory text
(a) Subject to any rules related to ethics or professional conduct promulgated by the supreme court, the supreme court may not adopt rules restricting advertising or competitive bidding by a holder of a certification, registration, or license except to prohibit false, misleading, or deceptive practices.
(b) In its rules to prohibit false, misleading, or deceptive practices, the supreme court may not include a rule that:
(1) restricts the use of any medium for advertising;
(2) restricts the use of a regulated person's personal appearance or voice in an advertisement;
(3) relates to the size or duration of an advertisement by the regulated person; or
(4) restricts the regulated person's advertisement under a trade name.
(b) In its rules to prohibit false, misleading, or deceptive practices, the supreme court may not include a rule that:
(1) restricts the use of any medium for advertising;
(2) restricts the use of a regulated person's personal appearance or voice in an advertisement;
(3) relates to the size or duration of an advertisement by the regulated person; or
(4) restricts the regulated person's advertisement under a trade name.
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