A federal appeals court has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a former COVID-19 vaccine skeptic whose Twitter account was terminated, ruling against his claims of free speech violations. The case, decided by three judges, centers on whether the platform’s decision to suspend his account constituted unlawful censorship. Legal experts and free speech advocates are closely watching the ruling for its potential implications on social media moderation and First Amendment protections. The decision underscores ongoing debates over digital platforms’ authority to enforce content policies.
From Berenson v. Gottlieb, decided yesterday by Judges Pierre Leval, Richard Wesley, and Joseph Bianco: Plaintiff-Appellant Alex Berenson … is… The post COVID Vaccine Skeptic Alex Berenson's Lawsuit over Termination of His Twitter Account Thrown Out appeared first on Reason Magazine.
