CA Submits Initial Arguments on Violent Games to Supreme Court
Posted by Eric "TheHerp" Galaviz on July 15th, 2010

For years now California has been trying to uphold a bill signed into law that would make it illegal to sell or rent “violent video games” to children, and for years judges have struck down the law stating it was unconstitutional. This week, in a final attempt to uphold the law (which is currently before the Supreme Court) Attorney General Jerry Brown has submitted the State’s written arguments on the case to prevent the sale of violent games to minors. The brief submitted to the Supreme Court reiterated the arguments made by supporters of the bill, stating the effects that violent video games have on children and that those games shouldn’t be treated any different than pornography. This is the first time the Supreme Court will be hearing a case involving violent video games.














My prayers to Godga have been answered. Next week, you will find that the Rock Band Music Store looks a little more…glammed up. The Lady is making her first appearance in Rock Band, and it’s about time! Yeah, yeah, I’ve downloaded all the tracks I could on Lips and have exhausted Karaoke Revolution, but this is huge. I want it bad. Your bad romance. Next week will see the addition of a special Lady Gaga four-pack for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and singles for the Wii. Yes, I am squealing like a fangirl right now.
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