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First Amendment groups fear violation of constitutionally protected free speech.
Gov. Josh Green has threatened to veto a bill limiting governor's power to cut off electronic media in emergencies.
The Big Island Press Club says the bill will ensure “a reasoned and balanced measure’s right to know.
The Hawaii Association of Broadcasters says the statute as currently written is unconstitutional.
The governor has until July 10 to sign or veto HB 2581 or let it become law without his signature.
The bill and the statute also raise questions about what is meant by “electronic media,” which is not defined in the state law.
The law center’s Black said it was unclear how suspending electronic media transmissions would be done.
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