RFK Jr. Motion to Intervene in Missouri v. Biden Is Distributed for Friday's Conference
The U.S. Supreme Court distributed for consideration at Friday’s justices’ conference Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Oct. 26 motion to intervene in the SCOTUS review of the injunction barring officials from the White House and four federal agencies from coercing or…
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significantly encouraging social media platforms to moderate their content, said a text-only docket entry Monday (docket 23-411). The injunction is stayed pending the resolution of the SCOTUS review (see 2310230003). SCOTUS previously said it distributed RFK Jr.’s motion to intervene for its Nov. 17 justices’ conference (see 2311010038), but no action apparently was taken then. The government petitioners (see 2311030001) and the Republican attorneys general of Louisiana and Missouri (see 2311070005) all oppose the motion to intervene.