Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of GOP states in major internet free speech case
Supreme Court,Technology,Internet,Free Speech,Ken Paxton,Social Media,Content Moderation
The Supreme Court appeared skeptical of arguments Monday by the states of Florida and Texas that they are justified in regulating social media content moderation in a landmark case with major implications for speech on the internet.
The court heard oral arguments for two major speech-related cases on Monday: NetChoice v. Moody and NetChoice v. Paxton. The technology industry group NetChoice sued the states of Texas and Florida over laws imposed by Republicans meant to hold social media platforms accountable for banning users based on viewpoint.
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