Calif. Net Neutrality Law 'Crucial' to 'Open and Fair' Net Access: AG
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals should affirm a lower court ruling upholding California's 2018 net neutrality law, said an opposition brief filed Tuesday (in Pacer, case 21-15430) by Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) (see 2102230072). Plaintiffs "miss the…
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mark" in claiming preemptive force, and an injunction would "pose concrete, serious harms to the tens of millions of people in California," the brief argued. The law "does not conflict with statutory limits on the FCC’s power to regulate certain services as common carriers," it said: Plaintiffs "failed to establish irreparable harm or that the balance of equities weighs in their favor because they allege only that their members might need to adjust certain business practices."