Bill > HR8719

This bill, the Curbing Abuse and Saving Expression in Technology Act (CASE-IT Act), aims to amend Section 230 of the Communications Act of 1934 to limit the immunity of providers and users of interactive computer services. The key provisions include: (1) exceptions to Section 230 immunity for providers that create, develop, or facilitate illegal, exploitative, or harmful content, particularly content involving minors; (2) an exception to Section 230 immunity for dominant providers that make content moderation decisions inconsistent with the First Amendment; (3) a private right of action for information content providers against dominant providers that subject their content to adverse treatment for reasons inconsistent with the First Amendment; and (4) a process for providers to obtain certification from the Federal Trade Commission and Attorney General regarding their market dominance and content moderation policies.