Supreme Court Set to Hear Social Media Content Moderation Cases

The court will hear an important challenge to Texas and Florida laws regulating social media on Feb. 26.
Supreme Court Set to Hear Social Media Content Moderation Cases
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Matthew Vadum
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The Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments for next month in a high-profile challenge to social media laws enacted in Texas and Florida.

The court’s calendar published on Jan. 5 also lists February hearing dates for a challenge to a federal anti-smog regulation and a Federal Reserve regulation governing fees for debit card transactions. In another case, the court will consider whether a cryptocurrency exchange can force customers to submit disputes to arbitration.

The NetChoice Cases

On Feb. 26, the court will hear Moody v. NetChoice LLC and NetChoice LLC v. Paxton.