In this article the author examines the evolving legal landscape surrounding social media platforms. The article focuses on the application of writ jurisprudence—legal principles derived from judicial decisions—to address challenges such as content moderation, user privacy, and intermediary liability. By analyzing judicial interpretations and regulatory frameworks, the article highlights how courts navigate issues related to freedom of expression and governance on social media. It concludes by discussing potential future developments in jurisprudence and regulations that could impact the responsibilities and legal obligations of social media intermediaries. Continue reading From the Frying Pan into the Fire- Writ Jurisprudence vis-a-vis Social Media Intermediaries