Topic: Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals plays a significant role in shaping legal precedents related to free speech, privacy, and government surveillance. Recent rulings highlight ongoing tensions between individual rights and state regulations, particularly concerning social media and data privacy. These decisions impact how citizens engage with digital platforms and the extent of governmental oversight over personal information.
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California Social Media Age Verification Rules Face No Constitutional Ruling Until Finalized, Ninth Circuit Says
The fight over SB 976 now moves from the courtroom to the attorney general’s rulebook.
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Gina Carano Scores Legal Victory as Judge Blocks Disney’s Appeal in Free Speech Battle
The judge’s decision marks a significant setback for Disney as Carano’s wrongful termination suit moves closer to discovery, backed by…
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Scooping private data doesn’t violate Fourth Amendment if the owner can still access it, court rules
Legal experts are warning the decision could “eliminate internet privacy.”
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US government refuses to let Twitter tell people how much FISA warrant spying it’s doing on the platform
Twitter wants to be able to tell users how many times they’ve had to hand over user data.