CA’s video game law ruled unconstitutional
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Feb 212009
The battle continues. This is still that Leland Yee bill that was blocked in 2006, on appeal.
LOS ANGELES–A U.S. appeals court ruled Friday that a California law restricting the sales and rental of violent video games to minors and imposing labeling requirements is too restrictive and violates free-speech guarantees.
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found that the labeling requirement unfairly forces video games to carry “the state’s controversial opinion” about which games are violent.
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Wow, the ninth too. I agree with the court’s opinion, but I don’t get why they laid it partially on the controversy of the labeling requirement. To my understanding, the label requirement was just a big “18”. Is that a statement of opinion? I kind of lol’d.