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US Supreme Court to Hear LJC’s First Amendment Challenge to Federal TikTok Ban
On January 10, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the Liberty Justice Center’s First Amendment challenge to the federal TikTok ban set to take effect on January 19.
Jacob Huebert, President of the Liberty Justice Center, will be available to media before and after the argument to discuss the hearing, the potential ramifications of the Court’s decision, and the Liberty Justice Center’s lawsuit, which argues that the TikTok ban is an unprecedented act of censorship that would violate the First Amendment right of over 170 million Americans who use the app. Schedule an interview here.
Livestreamed audio of the oral arguments will be available to the public on the Supreme Court’s website here.
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