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... intended to serve . In Watts , the Government notes , we identified the interests advanced by the statute as being both " protecting the safety of [ the ] Chief Executive and . . . allowing him to perform his duties without interference ...
... intended to serve . In Watts , the Government notes , we identified the interests advanced by the statute as being both " protecting the safety of [ the ] Chief Executive and . . . allowing him to perform his duties without interference ...
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... intended to make a threatening statement , and that the statement he made was in fact threatening in nature . Under the objective construction by con- trast , the defendant is subject to prosecution for any statement that might ...
... intended to make a threatening statement , and that the statement he made was in fact threatening in nature . Under the objective construction by con- trast , the defendant is subject to prosecution for any statement that might ...
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... intended to protect , the harm of the type the statute was intended to forestall , and the statutory criminal pen- alty inadequate to fully protect the as- serted interest , a civil action for dam- ages arises by implication . Burke v ...
... intended to protect , the harm of the type the statute was intended to forestall , and the statutory criminal pen- alty inadequate to fully protect the as- serted interest , a civil action for dam- ages arises by implication . Burke v ...
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