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With the California game law in the Supreme Court, the timing could be perfect, as the ECA’s General Counsel can now practice law in front of the Supreme Court itself.
Rising governmental and public concern over violent gaming's influence over youth culture results in online gaming restrictions.
A number of state attorneys general are standing together behind the California game law.
Senator Leland Yee argues for the California law, saying the only issue is a “lack of focus.”
The game industry is fearful of the possible outcome of the Supreme Court’s review.
District Court Judge rules for a permanent injunction against CTA’s ban of mature video game ads.
The ECA announces their support of the EMA in the Schwarzenegger v. EMA Supreme Court case.
Senator Yee gives his personal point-of-view, noting that he would never argue to outright ban violent games.
The International Game Developer's Association has reacted to the Supreme Court's decision to review the violent games law.
Video Game Case Goes Before Supreme Court on November 2
The California bill that seeks to regulate the sale of violent video games will finally hear oral arguments on November 2.
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