New York State Bar Association: U.S. Supreme Court Suspicious of State Social Media Regulation

“There are two ways to challenge a law under the First Amendment,” write Megan Iorio, Schuyler Standley and Tom McBrien of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a think tank in Washington D.C. “A facial challenge is aimed at striking down a law in its entirety. An as-applied challenge seeks to block enforcement of a law — or parts of a law — against specific persons in specific circumstances. First Amendment challenges can be brought before or after the law has been enforced.” 

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