Judge Says NO to the DOJ, who Loses its Request for a Stay on U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty's Preliminary Injunction Halting Biden Administration's Social Media Censorship

Another WIN for Free Speech

In another win for Freedom of Speech, Judge Terry Doughty of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana Monroe Division yesterday said “no” to the Biden administration on its claims that it ties the hands of the government acting against criminals.

Our previous article summarized THE WIN for Freedom of Speech and censoring on social media brought by the Attorney Generals of Missouri and Louisiana that included FaceBook, Twitter, and YouTube.

The Stay

Amid the federal prosecutors’ stance that the preliminary injunction issued by U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty on Tuesday was “unclear” as to “what conduct” it allows and exactly who it covers, the Biden administration filed documents to request a stay. They also threatened that last week’s order would

"… chill a wide range of lawful government conduct."

You can see the Biden Administration court 6-page stay, 6 of 84 pages of the original case documents, and Judge Doughty’s 13-page opinion below. Or you can visit here, here and here to see court documents from both sides, filed in the U.S. District Court Western District of Louisiana.

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Key Points

In their request, the Government alleges the following in