Sounded great ...: But video law doesn't pass legal muster
Then state Rep. Fred Morgan had no trouble selling his colleagues in the Legislature on the idea that young people should not be allowed to buy violent video games. Morgan's 2006 bill to do just that was approved 47-0 in the Senate and 98-0 in the House before being signed by Gov. Brad Henry .
More than a year later, the law still hasn't gone into effect. A legal challenge filed shortly after it was signed into law ...
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