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Vol. 20, Issue 4, 2004June 01, 2004 EDT

Application of the First Amendment to Violent and Nonviolent Video Games

Anthony Ventry,
children entertainment digital media electronic software rating board obscene speech content-based restrictions governmental regulation james v. meow media interactive digital software association v. st. louis county protected speech wilson v. midway games columbine high school inc. sanders v. acclaim entertainment expressive content level of interaction communicative content american amusement machine association v. kendrick rothner v. city of chicago ltd. v. conrad southeastern promotions inc. v. wilson joseph burstyn free speech first amendment
Georgia State University Law Review
Anthony Ventry, Application of the First Amendment to Violent and Nonviolent Video Games, 20 Georgia State University Law Review (2004).
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