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December 06, 2021
Across the Field

Amicus Brief in Muslim Advocates v. Zuckerberg et. al.

Aaron Rieke and Natasha Duarte

Amicus brief

Together with other amici, we argue that Facebook is is governed by the D.C. Consumer Protection Procedures Act (CPPA), even though it does not charge its users a cash price.

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Upturn Authors
Aaron Rieke
Natasha Duarte

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