Because the Second Circuit has stretched both the third-party doctrine and the content/non-content distinction far beyond their logical limitations, Cato—along with the Reason Foundation, Competitive Enterprise Institute, and R Street Institute—has filed an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to take this case and firmly establish that the internet doesn’t constitute some sort of Constitution-free zone.
The case is Ullbricht v. United States.
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