Arguments in the challenges to laws from Florida and Texas will be heard in the term that begins Monday.
it would take up a pair of challenges to controversial laws from Texas and Florida that impose new regulations on content moderation policies of social media companies, setting up a showdown over how far states can go to combat alleged censorship of users by online platforms.
NetChoice and the Computer and Communications Industry Association, or CCIA, two Internet trade associations whose members include Google, Meta and X, challenged the Florida law in federal court in 2021. The district court blocked enforcement of the measure in its entirety, finding it likely violates the First Amendment. The state of Florida appealed the decision, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit sided with trade groups in concluding that most of the law is unconstitutional.
"Social media has become a dominant method of communication. That dominance, however, comes at a price," Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody."When social media companies abuse their market dominance to silence speech, they distort the marketplace of ideas."
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