New York Civil Liberties Union: Federal Court Enjoins Enforcement of Social Media Ban for People Convicted of Committing Sex Offenses
September 10, 2020
September 10, 2020
NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (TNSLeg) -- New York Civil Liberties Union issued the following news release on Sept. 9:
Today the Eastern District of New York issued a decisive ruling in favor of the plaintiffs in Jones v. Stanford, blocking New York from enforcing a social media ban, known as e-STOP, against certain categories of individuals on supervised release for sex offenses who did not use the internet as part of their offenses. The Court held clearly that the state cannot banish people . . .
Today the Eastern District of New York issued a decisive ruling in favor of the plaintiffs in Jones v. Stanford, blocking New York from enforcing a social media ban, known as e-STOP, against certain categories of individuals on supervised release for sex offenses who did not use the internet as part of their offenses. The Court held clearly that the state cannot banish people . . .