Anyone who thought the Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association—the "violent video game" case—was anything other than a slam dunk ... probably has as cynical a view of speech rights as any First Amendment attorney who's ever defended an obscenity case. After all, except for the "harmful to minors" aspect, the Supremes probably could have photocopied their decision in U.S. v. Stevens, changed the names and gone home early.

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