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What the Supreme Court Got Right in the TikTok Decision
Tech Policy Press
Jeffrey Fisher, counsel for a group of TikTok creators and a law professor at Stanford University, had challenged the government’s latter determination during oral arguments. In his opening statement, he claimed that “under the First Amendment, mere ideas do not constitute a national security threat.”
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