Supreme Court won’t consider Meta’s liability for radicalization of Charlston church shooter

Justices Won't Revive Church Shooting Claims Against Meta

The Supreme Court on Monday denied a petition from the family of a North Carolina state senator who died in the June 2015 shooting at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, leaving in place a Fourth Circuit decision finding their claims against Meta Platforms were barred by federal law.

Supreme Court won’t consider Meta’s liability for radicalization of Charlston church shooter

The Supreme Court declines to consider Meta's liability for the radicalization of Dylann Roof, upholding Section 230 immunity for tech firms.

Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Sue Meta Over Church Shooting

The US Supreme Court declined a chance to open social media companies to lawsuits over content recommended by their algorithms, turning away an appeal that accused Meta Platforms Inc.’s Facebook of radicalizing a man who killed nine South Carolina churchgoers.