A federal judge in Minneapolis struck down a state law aimed at keeping violent video games out of the hands of Minnesota children, saying the state has shown no convincing evidence that children are harmed by them. The law called for slapping a $25 fine on any child under age 17 who bought or rented a game rated for more mature players.
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