lent shows tended to be more aggressive (Bok 83).
             In 1979, a Federal Court recognized scientific evidence concerns the danger promoted by televised violence might someday justify increased governmental regulation of TV programming. Developments in the First Amendment case law indicates that carefully drawn rules on television violence would not violate the free speech rights of television, broadcasters or cable operators (Bender 114). In February 1996, media specialists released the first r
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