Court Delays Net Neutrality Argument in DOJ v. California
A federal judge delayed argument in DOJ’s challenge to California’s net neutrality law to Feb. 23 at 1:30 p.m. Argument at U.S. District Court for Eastern California had been scheduled Jan. 26, though there were questions because President-elect Joe Biden’s…
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DOJ is expected to quickly withdraw from the suit commenced by President Donald Trump’s administration (see 2101070067). In a minute order Friday, the court cited “overwhelming caseload” and complex issues in the case. Parties should meet after Wednesday and file a conference statement by Feb. 9 “informing the Court whether the United States of America intends to pursue this case further, or whether, upon review by the Biden Administration, it will file a stipulation or motion to dismiss this lawsuit,” the court said (in Pacer).