UPDATED – Kentucky’s registered sex offenders have the constitutional right to use Facebook, Twitter and other online social media, a federal judge ruled Friday. Full Article
I’m confused. They did another judge have to rule on something SCOTUS already said isn’t legal? I thought a SCOTUS ruling became national and binding?
Double A
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October 20, 2017 10:48 pm
Does Facebook or any other social media websites still have a ban on registrants? I remember hearing a few registrants had their profiles shut down because of Facebook’s policy. Have things changed?
mike r
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October 21, 2017 3:07 pm
I like that AJ, if it’s so damn dangerous then ban kids from the internet, like you said, they have no constitutional rights to the internet.
stephen
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October 22, 2017 11:19 am
FB can still take you to court if you Violate their terms of Service.
David Kennerly, 1st Amendment Absolutist
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October 22, 2017 12:30 pm
On what basis? It’s not going to happen. It would be a huge mistake for them to do that. Imagine the issues that would come up in court.
Another one bites the dust!!!!
I’m confused. They did another judge have to rule on something SCOTUS already said isn’t legal? I thought a SCOTUS ruling became national and binding?
Does Facebook or any other social media websites still have a ban on registrants? I remember hearing a few registrants had their profiles shut down because of Facebook’s policy. Have things changed?
I like that AJ, if it’s so damn dangerous then ban kids from the internet, like you said, they have no constitutional rights to the internet.
FB can still take you to court if you Violate their terms of Service.
On what basis? It’s not going to happen. It would be a huge mistake for them to do that. Imagine the issues that would come up in court.