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Eighth Circuit wades into dispute over when public officials may “block” their constituents on Twitter

This week, the Eighth Circuit held that a constituent who was “blocked” on Twitter by the account of a Missouri state legislator could not maintain a claim against that public official for violation of his First Amendment rights. In Campbell v. Representative Cheri...

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Eighth Circuit wades into dispute over when public officials may “block” their constituents on Twitter

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