A Victory for Games

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth District has ruled that a California Law that would require stiffer penalties for minors purchasing violent video games and more stringent labeling requirements is unconstitutional.

"We hold that the Act violates rights protected by the First Amendment." - The Honorable Judge Callahan.

Once again another court joins to rule that our games are a form of protected speech, please help us share this victory with the people you know.

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