Doubt this would hold up on appeal.
In light of our discussion this week:Can't imagine the effect is what the author intends.
The Ninth Circuit heard arguments a couple of weeks ago in the latest case to challenge restrictions on the purchase of violent video games. California makes the same arguement that has been unsucc...
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A little libel historyIn the early to mid-1980s, a flurry of libel lawsuits was unleashed against the media by some high-profile personalitiesTruth as a defenseVegas businessman settles libel caseO...
So, I'm a sucker for video game current events. Usually it's violence; but today it's copyright.
I imagine this law is unconstitutional. Why it is would be a good test question.You might recognize something in the background info of the story plus a bad description of the "standard" for civil ...
We'll spend a good bit of time after the next exam talking about the Fairness Doctrine, because it is an issue in the upcoming election. Of course, we'll talk about it after the election is over.
You know, when I started playing Doom in the early 1990s, I had no it would precede a great national effort to regulate violence in media.
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