SIIA Raises First Amendment Concerns With CCPA
California privacy regulations are "capricious, unfair, and unnecessary," said Software & Information Industry Association President Jeff Joseph Wednesday. California Attorney General Xavier Becerra (D) submitted final rules Monday, barely beating a deadline for implementing CCPA to the Office of Administrative…
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Law for OK less than a month before July 1 enforcement (see 2006020062). The rules force “businesses to either comply with an unconstitutional regulatory requirement or risk expensive enforcement actions to vindicate their constitutional rights,” Joseph said. “Blanket regulation of non-governmentally sourced publicly available information unconstitutionally interferes with protected speech.” Becerra’s office didn’t comment.