Nick Shirley Sues California to Block ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ Over First Amendment Violations

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Nick Shirley Sues California to Block ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ Over First Amendment Violations

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SUMMARY Independent journalist Nick Shirley has sued California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Secretary of State Shirley Weber, asking a federal court to block the speech-related provisions of AB 2624 before they become operative. The complaint alleges that the law remains content- and viewpoint-discriminatory, overbroad and vague despite amendments adopted after a public backlash forced…

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