Friend-of-the-court brief says California cannot force companies to report their views on “racism,” “disinformation,” and other controversial subjects.
The Supreme Court of the United States held oral arguments for two consequential cases surrounding the First Amendment rights of social media platforms.
In a new friend-of-the-court filing, FIRE asks the Supreme Court to prevent government officials from coercing private social media platforms into censoring speech.
In a victory for school libraries and the vendors who sell them books, a Texas law that would have turned booksellers into censors has once again been held unconstitutional by a federal court.
In a new friend-of-the-court filing, FIRE asks the Supreme Court to rule that government officials cannot censor protected speech by punishing speakers’ associates.
In a new friend-of-the-court filing, FIRE asks the Supreme Court to defend the right of social media platforms to decide what content to host and promote.
