FCC-ville’s Kangaroo Court
By Scott Cleland, April 24, 2015, Heartland.org
If you are guilty until proven innocent of charges that can be made up after the fact, you may be in FCC-ville.
Think of the FCC, unilaterally self-armed with the “strongest possible rules” of Title II 1934 monopoly telephone regulation, as a Washington backwater “kangaroo court,” where innocent communicators can be hauled before a mock court system where normal due process, rule of law, and justice may not apply.
Think that can’t happen in America?
Consider the evidence.
Reflect on how the FCC grabbed its Internet packet policing power.
Normally the FCC has operated on a very bipartisan basis. Not now.
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