JTN– The Supreme Court has invited the Biden administration to offer its legal opinion on the Florida and Texas laws that allow social media users to sue platforms over censorship.
“The Solicitor General is invited to file briefs in these cases expressing the views of the United States,” the Supreme Court said in an order Monday. Elizabeth Barchas Prelogar is the U.S. solicitor general, making her the fourth-ranking Justice Department official. She is in charge of supervising the United States’ litigation in the Supreme Court.
The laws, which are currently both blocked, were challenged by NetChoice and the Computer & Communications Industry Association, technology groups that represent Twitter, Alphabet’s YouTube and Meta’s Facebook. The groups argued that the laws violated the First Amendment rights of the companies. MORE
Curious related question,
How long do we have to wait for the lawsuits and standings of American Citizens cases against Banksturds of Amerikans and Digital Kryptogrifters limited liabilities and insufficient funders stuffers?
^^^ Keep in mind that 95% of the lawyers give the rest of ’em a bad name so that by the time that happens that number will probably be at 98%! Those lawsuits will be brought by vultures looking for the leftovers!
The same “court” (cough, cough) that wouldn’t allow 19 states to question a crooked election.
Why are these briefs stained?!?!