Vac Ban Appeal Plus Ratings Certification
District Judge Kathleen Williams wrote in her ruling that Florida "fails to provide a valid evidentiary, factual, or legal predicate" for its "vaccine passport" ban. A federal judge in Miami granted Norwegian Cruise Line a preliminary injunction Sunday night, at least temporarily blocking a Florida law that bans private companies from requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination. The judge ruled the committee must now “reconsider” its decision.Manhunt 2 was released just prior to Halloween, 2007, following lengthy battles with the BBFC, ESRB and other agencies. The game was met with mediocre reviews, receiving a Metacritic score of 64 for the Wii version and 67 on the PlayStation 2, and has been largely forgotten everywhere except, somewhat ironically, the U.K.Update: Rockstar has issued a brief statement in response to the High Court ruling, saying, “We believe the VAC decision was correct and do not understand the court’s decision to expend further public resources to censor a game that contains content well within the bounds established by the BBFC’s 18-plus ratings certification.”The VAC’s “reconsideration” of its decision to allow the sale of Manhunt 2 is expected to take place quickly, according to GamesIndustry, and a decision against Rockstar is expected to end the process, as permission to appeal the matter to the House of Lords is unlikely. An edited version of the game, which was downgraded from an ESRB rating of AO (Adults Only) to M (Mature) in North America was also refused classification, but an appeal by Rockstar to the country’s Video Appeals Committee determined the game could be given an 18+ rating, legalizing its sale.Other games you can make an appeal and explain yourself. VAC bans are permanent, non-negotiable, and cannot be removed by Steam Support.and also cannot be removed by anyone on this forum.
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Norwegian has said it might leave Florida entirely if the law stands. "All we're doing is trying to protect our staff and passengers."Patterson suggested Florida would appeal an unfavorable ruling. "All of Florida is a hot spot," he said. Norwegian's lawyer Derek Shaffer said Florida lawmakers were trying to "score political points" with their vaccine passport ban, and that Florida's "scary" COVID-19 outbreak makes the law especially reckless now. "You can't discriminate against customers on the basis of their refusal to give you information," he claimed. While the appellate court considers the CDC's rules, they are considered guidelines rather than requirements.Florida state attorney Pete Patterson argued in a hearing before Williams on Friday that Florida's law protects the civil liberties of cruise ship passengers.
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