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With oral arguments in the Supreme Court hearing over the California video game law that would outlaw selling violent video games to minors having been [...]

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EMA, California is urging the court to extend Ginsberg's reasoning to content that meets its definition for violent video games. Ginsberg, the state argues [...]

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The law defines violence in videogames as “killing, maiming, dismembering, or sexually assaulting an image of a human being.” Violations come with a maximum [...]

26 Apr 2010 A free speech dispute over a California law banning sale of violent video games to children will go to the Supreme Court for review. [...]

2 Nov 2010 Justices consider California law targeting games that show 'killing, maiming, dismembering, or sexually assaulting' of image of a human. [...]

The Supreme Court debated sex, violence and free speech Tuesday, as several justices strongly argued for breaking new ground and upholding a California law that [...]

“ Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: You’ve been asked questions about the vagueness of this [law banning sale of violent video games to minors] and the problem for the seller to know what’s good and what’s bad. Does California have any kind of an advisory opinion, an office that will view these videos an [...]

ESA confident on 'historic' day of Supreme Court hearing - Video Game -Trade group says justices heard, understood all its arguments against California game law, showed little interest in one of state's key points. [...]

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Back in April, the Wire covered the Supreme Court's decision to hear a case involving violent video games. California passed a law banning the sale of such games to minors, but lower federal courts struck it down, ruling that it violated the First Amendment. This Tuesday, the Supreme Court will be holding an oral argument for the case. What are the legal issues at stake, and is there any chance [...]

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Supreme Court hears arguments on whether violent video games should be government-regulated WASHINGTON - Retailers who sell the latest Halo or Call of. [...]

Seattle Post IntelligencerUS Supreme Court appears split on California game lawGameSpotEMA, the case which will decide whether a California law banning the sale of "ultraviolent" video games is constitutional. The one-hour session saw [...]

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Supreme Court to hear violent video game case. LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Before picking up any Wii games or downloading apps on her iPhone for her two daughters, Lillian Quintero does her homework. She'll first read reviews online and [...]

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Tonight on Attack of the Show, Kevin Pereira will be talking to Adam Sessler in Washington, DC for a special discussion on The Loop about the Supreme Court taking on the video game industry. Today, they will be ruling on the constitut. [...]

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This morning's arguments before the Supreme Court can now be read in their entirety. A long standing tradition has kept cameras out of the Supreme Court, but that doesn't mean you can't get the exact details of what was said. [...]

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The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on whether states should be allowed to prohibit the sale of violent video games to children. At issue is a pending California law that lawyers for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger argue would help ensure parental authority. [...]

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Justices consider California law targeting games that show "killing, maiming, dismembering, or sexually assaulting" of image of a human. How does the First Amendment fit in? Originally posted at News - Politics and Law [...]

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This morning the Supreme Court listened to arguments for and against making the sale of violent video games to minors illegal. California Attorney General Zackery Morazzini argued that “the deviant level of violence in a certain [...]

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This morning's Supreme Court hearing about video games was full of feisty exchanges about free speech and protecting kids. Plus, we got a Mortal Kombat reference. Some highlights. More » [...]

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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in review of the decision by two lower courts' to dismiss California's ban on violent video game sales to minors. The law was first signed in 2005 by Gov. [...]

WASHINGTON — In a lively and sometimes testy Supreme Court argument on Tuesday over a law banning the sale of violent video games to minors, the justices struggled [...]

The Supreme Court of the United States announced that it will hear arguments on a Breaking News: Supreme Court rules on video games. The Supreme Court announced today that [...]

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Kansas City Star Supreme Court to hear arguments on case involving violent video games CNN By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- A free speech dispute over a Cal [...]

(LONG BEACH, Calif.) — Before picking up any Wii games or downloading apps on her iPhone for her two daughters, Lillian Quintero does her homework. She'll first [...]