5 Aug 2022 12:52 pm
My dad was a lawyer and he said to me that was the law on free speech. You probably can't find it on the internet but I think it was an excerpt of some Supreme Court decision. I agree that there probably wasn't any specific litigation covering the issue of someone actually doing that. Just an example of the limits of free speech. I'm also making the assumption there was no fire in said theater.JinnMartini » 05 Aug 2022, 12:45 pm » wrote: ↑ Besides someone's quote . . . has anyone ever been convicted for yelling "fire" in a crowded theater ?
I looked for it . . . couldn't find anyone !
You maybe ?
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And maybe someone did yell fire in a crowded theater . . . and later considered a hero for saving some lives ?
Because a fire was there all right ?
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