Social Media Use Can Result in Hatch Act Violations
National election years are often the prime time for Hatch Act violations. Two new cases show how the Hatch Act and social media can come together.
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National election years are often the prime time for Hatch Act violations. Two new cases show how the Hatch Act and social media can come together.
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With the upcoming 2024 elections, political passions will be running high and Hatch Act allegations about federal employees will be publicized. This may be the first round.