Judge finds new California election deepfake ban unconstitutional
Federal Judge John A. Mendez blocked a new California law that allowed any person to sue for damages over election deepfakes.
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Federal Judge John A. Mendez blocked a new California law that allowed any person to sue for damages over election deepfakes.
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