Government,
Constitutional Law,
Civil Litigation
Aug. 13, 2020
Litigation continues over Trump’s right to block Twitter users
Social media access is arguably more important than ever. For those individuals whose social media accounts have been blocked by public officials, their ability to access and engage with public officials have been burdened.
As the election quickly approaches in the midst of a pandemic, public officials are largely being required to “socially distance” themselves from citizens. Public officials are less likely to participate in town halls or rallies with live audiences and large crowds, thus relegating the public’s ability to “interact” with officials in online forums — such as Twitter. As a result, social media access is arguably more important than ever. For those individuals whose soci...
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