8th Circuit came to same conclusion 8 years ago

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a California law prohibiting sales of violent video games to minors, saying the ban is an unconstitutional infringement on speech rights. The nation’s highest court on Monday rejected the state’s contention that violent games are akin to sexual materials, which the government can restrict to protect children.

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Violent video game limits struck down

8th Circuit came to same conclusion 8 years ago

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