The U.S. Court docket of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Wednesday reversed the conspiracy conviction of a social media influencer who promoted false voting data on-line in 2016 via memes suggesting Hillary Clinton supporters may solid their vote through textual content.
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Shared Fake Memes Not Proof of Conspiracy to Spread Election Disinformation, Appeals Court Says
