Appeals Court Lets Georgia Enforce Social Media Parental Consent Law
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Georgia's SB 351, which requires parental consent and age verification before minors aged 15 and younger can open social media accounts, reversing a preliminary injunction that NetChoice had obtained.
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| Oct 19, 4:08 PM | atlantanewsfirst.com | Federal court clears Georgia’s under-16 social media law as critics warn Supreme Court fight looms |
| Oct 16, 9:28 AM | atlantanewsfirst.com | Appeals court lifts block on Georgia law restricting teen social media accounts |
| Oct 15, 4:08 PM | cbsnews.com | Appeals court removes injunction blocking Georgia's social media age verification law |
| Oct 15, 2:34 PM | reason.com | Eleventh Circuit Rejects Netchoice's Challenge to Georgia Law Restricting Under-16-Year-Old Social Media Access |
| Oct 15, 11:48 AM | mdjonline.com | Court lifts block on Georgia law that restricts children’s access to social media |
| Oct 15, 9:43 AM | thecentersquare.com | Federal court upholds Georgia's social media verification law |
| Oct 15, 5:00 AM | law.georgia.gov | Carr Secures Major Victory in Defense of Georgia’s Social Media Law |