Ken WhiteThe Supreme Court has clarified the subjective component of the "true threats" test, making the First Amendment's exception for true threats a bit clearer
https://popehat.substack.com/p/supreme-court-clarifies-true-threats
geobeck@Popehat
In light of the difficulty of proving a threat, should the Colorado case have proceeded under a different charge, such as harassment? Or would any such charge be subject to a first amendment defense?
If someone inundates another person with unwelcome (but non-threatening) communication, is it actionable?