Murthy v. Snyder

Murthy v. Snyder was a legal case where Dr. Murthy challenged a U.S. law restricting the distribution of violent and sexually explicit video games to minors. He argued that these restrictions violated free speech rights protected by the First Amendment. The court examined whether the law was an appropriate way to protect children without unjustly limiting free expression. Ultimately, the court upheld the law, determining that the government has a legitimate interest in protecting minors and that the law was sufficiently targeted, balancing public interests with free speech rights.