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By james_fudge
SCOTUS Blog notes the tone of today's arguments before the Supreme Court; In particular, the industry's notion that no amount of legislation is required - big or small. Justice Stephen G. Breyer pressed industry's lawyer on the perception that common sense should prevail when it comes to social problems with children who play video games. He pushed back hard at the industry for the idea that "there simply is no problem that legislatures need to try to solve."
On the other side, California's Deputy Attorney General was pressed on the vague nature of its arguments. Justices wondered why the State could not clearly define violence without suppressing free speech. Considering that it wants to define violent video games as something similar to pornography, the state may end up failing to prove its case. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on November 02, 2010 (boomark / email).
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