US EditionFree Market Think Tank Sees Legal Problem with State Affordability Laws
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Free Market Think Tank Sees Legal Problem with State Affordability Laws
WASHINGTON, April 18, 2025 – State broadband legislation to regulate the monthly price of broadband access for low-income customers could violate the Constitution, according to Seth Cooper, Director of Policy Studies and Senior Fellow at the Free State Foundation.Cooper argued against California Assembly Bill 353 and Massachusetts Senate Bill 2318 in a Thursday whitepaper, asserting that the bills risk violating the Supreme Court’s regulatory Ta…
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