Justices Craft Test To Decide If Social Media Use Is Official

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Justices Craft Test To Decide If Social Media Use Is Official
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By Katie Buehler

The U.S. Supreme Court adopted a new test Friday to determine if a public
official's social media use constitutes state action subject to liability
under the First Amendment, instructing courts to consider whether the
official had authority to speak on the government's behalf and whether they
purported to do so in the challenged action.

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