Can Public Entities Block Individuals on Social Media?

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Can Public Entities Block Individuals on Social Media?

Pantsuit Politics

Apr 24, 2024

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The Supreme Court has laid out a roadmap for cases where public figures block individuals on social media platforms like Facebook.

RESOURCES:

LINDKE v. FREED (SCOTUS)
O’CONNOR-RATCLIFF et al. v. GARNIER et ux (SCOTUS)

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