The Supreme Court may decide Feb. 29 whether to hear oral argumen...
The Supreme Court may decide Feb. 29 whether to hear oral argument in the FCC appeal of a lower court’s remand of an agency policy of finding a program indecent if it contains a single curse. The court may…
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not decide that day whether to take up FCC v. Fox, said Media Access Project President Andrew Schwartzman. Schwartzman participated in the case before the 2nd U.S. Appeals Court in New York, which found the FCC didn’t adequately explain its so-called fleeting expletive policy before finding broadcasts indecent. At least four justices must vote to hear a case for that to occur, said Schwartzman.