On 1 July 2024, the US Supreme Court issued a ruling on Senate Bill 7072, which prohibits social media platforms from blocking politicians. The Supreme Court determined that the lower courts had not adequately assessed the First Amendment implicatio…
SourceOn 23 May 2022, the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit confirmed the blocking of certain provisions in Senate Bill 7072 due to their unconstitutionality. The ruling followed a ruling by the Court for the Northern District of Florida which blo…
SourceOn 30 June 2021, the Court for the Northern District of Florida Tallahassee Division blocked Senate Bill 7072. The Court ordered a preliminary injunction of the Bill, arguing that the act represents an attempt to control social-media platforms class…
SourceOn May 24 2021, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 7072 into law. The Bill prohibits social media platforms from deplatforming political candidates and in case of noncompliance the platforms will face fines depending on the candidate …
SourceThe Senate Bill 7072 is adopted prohibiting social media platforms from banning ("deplatforming") political candidates. Platforms who ban political candidates for over 60 days risk a fine of $25,000 (previously $10,000), which is increased to $250,0…
SourceThe Senate Bill 7072 is introduced to the Florida Senate, aiming to prohibit social media platforms from banning ("deplatforming") political candidates. Platforms who ban political candidates for over 60 days risk a fine of $25,000 (previously $10,0…
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