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Gorsuch and Barret certainly won’t be friendly towards this law if it makes it to the Supreme Court. I think this is posturing at its finest, and a waste of the
by smitty1110 5y ago
Gorsuch and Barret certainly won’t be friendly towards this law if it makes it to the Supreme Court. I think this is posturing at its finest, and a waste of the FL AG’s time.
- bhupy 5y agoIt might even have the effect of strengthening First Amendment protections by creating yet another precedent in a long line of permissiveness-expanding precedents that began since NYTimes v Sullivan and Brandenburg v Ohio.
- smitty1110 5y agoGiven the ideologies in the court these days, I would expect them to focus on the Article 1 question first, but it’s not unlikely that speech would make it into any opinion. The court has a lot of classical liberalism, but a strong preference for narrow and incremental decisions.