Entertainment Software Association v. Foti
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| Entertainment Software Association v. Foti | |
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| Full case name | Entertainment Software Association et al. v. Charles C. Foti, Jr. et al. |
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| Judges sitting | James Brady |
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Entertainment Software Association v. Foti is a lawsuit brought by the Entertainment Software Association in June 2006 to have Louisiana law HB1381 struck down as unconstitutional.
Judge Brady issued a preliminary injuction on 2006-08-24[1]
Jack Thompson, author of HB1381, filed an amicus curiae brief. It was rejected.
The law was permanently enjoined in late November 2006.
[edit] References
- ^ McCauley, Dennis (2006-08-25). Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction Against Louisiana Law. GamePolitics.com. Retrieved on 2007-01-20.
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