As the first Monday in October approaches, the U.S. Supreme Court has already filled up its argument calendar through the first week of December with a motley array of cases — some cutting-edge, others just nuts-and-bolts stuff, and a few downright boring issues.
The justices will have the opportunity to decide whether states have the right to restrict the sale of violent video games to minors; whether protesters can be sued for intruding on a funeral; whether an accident victim can sue a car manufacturer over the lack of a shoulder belt; and whether an exception to the hearsay rule should be recognized for statements made by a wounded crime victim to police officers about the perpetrator.
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