NetChoice Takes on Maryland's Kids Code: A Deep Dive into the Latest First Amendment Battleground
NetChoice sues Maryland over its "Kids Code," alleging First Amendment violations in the latest fight over state internet regulation.
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NetChoice Takes on Maryland's Kids Code: A Deep Dive into the Latest First Amendment Battleground
The digital landscape is increasingly becoming a battleground for competing interests, with states enacting regulations aimed at protecting children online clashing with tech industry giants asserting their First Amendment rights. NetChoice, a leading tech trade group, has emerged as a formidable opponent of these state regulations, consistently challenging their constitutionality. Their latest salvo is a lawsuit against Maryland's Kids Code, a law designed to safeguard children from harmful online content. This legal challenge marks NetChoice's tenth such action, underscoring their unwavering commitment to fighting what they perceive as unconstitutional infringements on free speech. This article delves into the details of the Maryland case, examines NetChoice's broader strategy, and explores the implications of these legal battles for the future of internet regulation. The Maryland Kids Code: A Closer Look Maryland's Age-Appropriate Design Code Act is the target of N…