**Podcast Episode Description: Legal Turmoil and Digital Dilemmas**
Join us for an insightful episode of The Attorney General Podcast, where host Mortimer unravels the latest seismic shifts in the legal arena. This week, we delve into two gripping stories capturing national attention.
First, discover the unfolding drama surrounding Alina Habba, the acting U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey. Her controversial appointment has been ruled invalid by a federal judge, a decision upheld by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Known for her high-profile representation of former President Donald Trump, Habba's tenure has sparked debate, particularly her actions against New Jersey's Democratic leaders. Find out how these developments are reshaping the state's political and legal landscape.
Next, we explore Florida's contentious new law, HB 3, aimed at restricting social media access for children under fourteen. With a federal appeals court lifting a temporary injunction, the law's enforcement is imminent despite fierce opposition from tech giants like Google, Meta, and Snap. Delve into this heated debate over youth online safety, parental control, and First Amendment rights, as legal challenges continue to unfold.
Tune in as we navigate the complex interplay of government regulation, corporate influence, and constitutional freedoms. Subscribe to The Attorney General Podcast for your weekly dose of legal insights and updates.
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