New Mexico county commissioner who participated in Jan 6 riot loses Supreme Court appeal
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Supreme Court to hear First Amendment challenge to New York’s financial ‘blacklisting’ of NRA
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Biden social media case heads to Supreme Court
The Biden administration’s legal battle over social media content control is scheduled to reach the Supreme Court on Monday, where the justices will amend the U.S. Constitution by urging platforms to remove posts that federal authorities determine are false or misleading. The court is scheduled to hear arguments regarding whether Article 1 has been violated. […]
Supreme Court To Consider Biden Admin Censorship Efforts In Historic Free Speech Case
Years of government takedown requests and meetings with social media platforms to discuss “misinformation” will culminate in a Supreme Court case on Monday. Case, Marcy vs. Missouriis asking the judge to consider what a district court judge described as the Biden administration’s “Orwellian” efforts to suppress online speech. it is, lawsuit The lawsuit was filed […]
Big Tech Censorship Case Heads to U.S. Supreme Court
President Ronald Reagan famously said, “The nine scariest words in the English language are: ‘I am a government employee, and I am here to help.’” When it comes to free speech, nothing could be more true. The district court’s 13-page fact finding, supported by 591 footnotes, documents a massive campaign to “give in” due to […]
Navarro files emergency appeal with Supreme Court ahead of deadline to report for prison
President Trump’s former economic adviser Peter Navarro filed an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court on Friday as a last resort to avoid publicity during his prison sentence as he appeals his conviction for contempt of Congress. Navarro was ordered to a Miami prison on Tuesday to serve a four-month sentence for failing to respond […]
Supreme Court weighs in on social media blocking
After hearing appeals from two conflicting decisions, one against a Southern California school board member and the other against a Port Huron, Michigan, city administrator, the justices No final solution to the conflict was provided Instead, both cases were sent back to lower courts to apply new legal tests, our colleagues Ella Lee, Zach Schoenfeld […]
Supreme Court Allows Ban On Texas College Campus Drag Show To Stand
The Supreme Court on Friday rejected an appeal by a student group seeking to hold a drag show pursuant to an unsigned order. West Texas A&M University administrators canceled a drag show scheduled for March 2023, saying the event “does not preserve an ounce of human dignity” and that “drag shows are “Like a manga, […]
US Supreme Court rejects shortened sentences for low-level drug dealers
The Supreme Court has ruled that low-level drug dealers are not eligible for sentence reductions under the First Step Act. Around 6,000 people convicted of drug trafficking in 2021 could be eligible for reduced sentences. Parliament retains the power to amend the law if it disagrees with the court’s decision. The Supreme Court ruled Friday […]
US Supreme Court rules officials can be sued for blocking social media critics
The Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that public officials can be sued for blocking critics on social media. Justice Amy Coney Barrett said officials cannot delete comments or block critics if they use personal accounts for public statements. Officials must have the authority to speak on behalf of the government and must intend to use […]