California efforts to avoid the reach of First Amendment protections failed twice in less than a week as a pair of state laws aimed at protecting children from gun advertisers and internet predators were blocked by separate federal court rulings.
“California is a good example for enacting good laws. What’s happening in the court is a different story,” said Gaia Bernstein, the Seton Hall University School of Law technology, privacy and policy professor and co-director of the Institute for Privacy Protection.
First, on Sept. 13, the San Francisco-based US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit barred enforcement ...
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