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Supreme Court confronts conflict between constitutional rights and protecting children

By Phillip Carter

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The court soon could determine whether California may ban the sale of violent video games to those under 18. That case and others highlight the conflict between constitutional rights and the desire of government to shield children from harm.

Full post as published by Intel Dump on February 27, 2011 (boomark / email).

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