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CCIA Re-Files Its Complaint to Strike Texas HB20 as an Unconstitutional Restraint of Free Speech

Summary by ccianet.org
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association and its co-plaintiff NetChoice have filed an amended complaint today in their case challenging Texas HB20, a law intended to regulate the speech of social media websites. They now seek a permanent injunction of this law on the grounds that it violates several tenets of federal law, including the Due Process Clause and First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.  In mid-2024 the Suprem…
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