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Top Court Mulls Video Game ViolencePosted on Nov 2, 2010
The first day of deliberation in the Supreme Court about that perennial legal favorite, violence in video games, brought debate Tuesday about the potential damage done by minors’ exposure to sex versus violence ... and a Founding Fathers joke from Justice Samuel Alito.
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By Gregory Goldmacher, November 3, 2010 at 2:25 pm Link to this comment
I am not a constitutional scholar, but to what extent does a video game qualify as “speech”? What are the characteristics that legally make something a speech act?
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