State appeals court upholds lower court's decision on gay marriage
Stewart takes on double standards in TV obscenity rules
Profanity on TV "turns it into something crass," says F-bomb-dropping "Idol" judge as Supreme Court begins indecency case
Inside, attorneys for Fox and ABC argue that current standards for broadcast are arbitrarily applied and violate the First Amendment
The NAB says the regulations prevent broadcasters from having the financial means to produce higher quality news
Media Access Project says rules have a "chilling effect" on artistic expression
No matter how violent a videogame is, it can't be considered obscene
Case involves awards show profanities, exposed buttocks on "NYPD Blue"
Court says law violates First Amendment
Joins with British Columbia Supreme Court in dismissing corporate raider's breach-of-contract suit related to his takeover attempt
The U.S. Supreme Court hears -- and responds to -- arguments in Gov. Schwarzenegger's pet law: a ban on selling violent games to minors
Justices to hear arguments Tuesday on California law prohibiting sales of violent games to minors
It is the second time the court is hearing arguments in the ongoing legal dispute
Thanks to high-profile mid-term races and a controversial Supreme Court decision, broadcasters stand to make nearly $2.5 billion
WGA, DGA, SAG, AFTRA, NATO, others, make plea to Supreme Court, fearing it could eventually extend to movies
Court says law meant to restrict crush videos violates First Amendment
In dogfighting video debate, justices have a long list of First Amendment concerns.
