D.C. Circuit said groups that were denied appropriated funding couldn't sue for constitutional violation, only a statutory one. On statutory issue, court found no "extreme" violation. media.cadc.uscourts.gov/opinions/doc...
D.C. Circuit said groups that were denied appropriated funding couldn't sue for constitutional violation, only a statutory one. On statutory issue, court found no "extreme" violation. media.cadc.uscourts.gov/opinions/doc...
1) Texas has anti-SLAPP law -- path to speedy dismissal of free-speech cases -- but CA5 says it doesn't apply in federal courts. There's no federal anti-SLAPP law.
2) No time limit in law on FCC reviews. FCC's on day 230 of informal 180-day review.
1) Texas has anti-SLAPP law -- path to speedy dismissal of free-speech cases -- but CA5 says it doesn't apply in federal courts. There's no federal anti-SLAPP law.
2) No time limit in law on FCC reviews. FCC's on day 230 of informal 180-day review.
Would AG letters "stating that there has been no violation of the statute" qualify as "agency action" ("statement of...particular applicability and future effect designed to...interpret... law") under APA?
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Would AG letters "stating that there has been no violation of the statute" qualify as "agency action" ("statement of...particular applicability and future effect designed to...interpret... law") under APA?
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The Supreme Court didn't make that cut.
The Supreme Court didn't make that cut.
But yesterday, the US Solicitor General basically seemed to admit the FCC is *not* actually an independent agency at all.
www.supremecourt.gov/oral_argumen...
But yesterday, the US Solicitor General basically seemed to admit the FCC is *not* actually an independent agency at all.
www.supremecourt.gov/oral_argumen...
Not anymore.
On March 19, broadcasters are likely to urge an Eighth Circuit panel of 3 Republican-named judges to wipe the FCC rules off the books entirely.
Not anymore.
On March 19, broadcasters are likely to urge an Eighth Circuit panel of 3 Republican-named judges to wipe the FCC rules off the books entirely.
"The problems come in at 230(c)(2)."
For platforms, much more important protection in 230's liability shield is (c)(1).
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"The problems come in at 230(c)(2)."
For platforms, much more important protection in 230's liability shield is (c)(1).
t.co/q2V0pRgxrg
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www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/...
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=f39o...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f39o...
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