The (Supreme Federal Court) resumes this Wednesday (4) the judgment of an action that could expand the possibilities of holding digital platforms accountable. There are two actions that deal with sections of the Marco Civil da .
Among them is article 19 of the Framework, which deals with the liability of social media platforms for third-party content.
The minister resumed reading his vote, which began in the session last Thursday (28). At the time, the minister signaled the line adopted by arguing that the device gives immunity to platforms.
The minister is the rapporteur of another action on the same topic, and is expected to also present his vote.
the rule under discussion says that networks are only subject to pay compensation for content posted by a third party if, after a court decision ordering its removal, they keep the content on the air.
A , when only oral arguments were heard. In total, 22 lawyers were registered to speak. This is the third plenary session dedicated to the topic.
When beginning the analysis, the president of the Supreme Court, stated that the court judges excerpts after Congress did not legislate on the matter. “The court waited for a very reasonable period of time for legislation to come from the Legislature and, if that didn’t happen, the time has come for us to decide this matter,” he said.
The so-called MCI. The cases have been on and off the agenda three times in recent years. In the last one, they were postponed after a request from the Chamber of Deputies, due to the expected vote on the Fake News PL.
The Marco Civil da Internet was cited by the minister, for example, to support the (ex-) in Brazil.
Since the progress of investigations into the attempted coup d’état in 2022, the text of the law is similar to what was being discussed within the scope of a bill on the regulation of social networks.
Last week, Moraes said that the coup attacks demonstrated the .
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