| − | '''Murthy v. Missouri''', Supreme Court No. 23-411, is a lawsuit by states and websites against federal government [[censorship]] on the [[internet]]. Oral argument was held on March 18, 2024,<ref>A case to be heard on the same day, involving similar issues, is ''NRA v. Vullo'', in which the [[NRA]] prevailed at this stage against retaliation by the State of [[New York]]. Yet the majority opinion in ''Murthy v. Missouri'' makes any mention of the ''Vullo'' decision, while the dissent in ''Murthy'' mentions it eight times.</ref> and the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] rendered its decision on June 26, 2024, totaling about 18,000 words (including the added summary) with a dissent longer than the majority opinion. | + | '''Murthy v. Missouri''', Supreme Court No. 23-411, is a lawsuit by states and websites against federal government [[censorship]] on the [[internet]]. Oral argument was held on March 18, 2024,<ref>A case to be heard on the same day, involving similar issues, is ''NRA v. Vullo'', in which the [[NRA]] prevailed at this stage against retaliation by the State of [[New York]]. Yet the majority opinion in ''Murthy v. Missouri'' makes any mention of the ''Vullo'' decision, while the dissent in ''Murthy'' mentions it eight times.</ref> and the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] rendered its decision on June 26, 2024, totaling about 18,000 words (including the added summary) with a dissent longer than the majority opinion.<ref>Including footnotes, the majority opinion was about 8,000 words and the dissent totaled about 10,000 words.</ref> |