Keeping politicians' hands off the Net & everything else related to technology
I’ve been commenting on yesterday’s Supreme Court decision in FCC v. Fox, and criticizing the logic of the majority’s decision the case, which was driven solely by procedural / admin law considerations. [See Part 3.] I also discussed Justice Thomas’s very interesting concurring opinion, which took a serious look at the constitutional issues in play here [...]
Breaking news: The Supreme Court as just ruled in the important First Amendment case of Federal Communications Commission v. Fox Television Stations and held in the government’s favor by a 5-4 vote. Decision is here. My background info about the case is here and will publish some essays throughout the day as I digest the [...]
Anthony Prestia of Laws of Play, a blog dedicated to covering legal developments in the gaming industry, somehow got some face time with Supreme Court Justice Scalia and was able to ask for his feelings concerning the constitutionality of recent state video game legislation. “In particular,” Prestia says, “I asked him whether as an originalist [...]
May 28, 2012
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