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Yee: Supreme Court Will "Provide Direction" for Future Game Laws

By Andrew Eisen

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In an interview with GameSpot, Leland Yee, the California Senator who penned the state's violent game law, expresses hope that the Supreme Court will uphold the law after hearing oral arguments next week.  But if it doesn't…

'At the very least, I believe that the Supreme Court is going to provide some direction to legislators who are interested in limiting the sale of violent video games to children. That's because this law has been struck down twice already--there was an injunction on it which we appealed and lost. Then we went to the federal appeals court and we lost again. So I am hoping the Supreme Court will look at this issue and at least provide some guidance as to what might be possible within the framework of the law.'

Yee also discusses his lack of faith in the ESRB. Read More

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on October 29, 2010 (boomark / email).

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