Economics Opinions on whether or not you agree with the Supreme Court that the video game regulations in Brown v. EMA do not meet the standard of strict scrutiny, and why. Then, discuss whether or not you agree with Justice Scalia's comparison of video game violence to the kind of violence found in older forms of media such as fairy tales and cartoons. Finally, consider the arguments in Justice Breyer's dissent and describe what types of regulation, if any, you think would be appropriate for content in video games under the constraints of the First Amendment.

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Relying on the Stevens precedent for its holding Justice Antonin Scalias majority opinion in Brown v EMA determined violent depictions in video games to be protected speech because violence neither fi... View the full answer