Supreme Court of Arkansas· 1/17/2002

Jones v. State

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64 S.W.3d 728
347 Ark. 409
2002 Ark. LEXIS 22

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concluding that a rap song that described the murder of a fifteen-year-old female student and her family, which was written by a male student and delivered to the female student, was a true threat
concluding that a rap song that described the murder of a fifteen-year-old female student and her family, which was written by a male student and delivered to the female student, was a true threat
concluding that a rap song that described the murder of a fifteen-year- old female student and her family, which was written by a male student and delivered to the female student, was a true threat
holding that a rap song constituted a true threat
holding that a rap song constituted a true threat
holding a rap song from one classmate to another that described the killing of the recipient and her family constituted a true threat so that the First Amendment did not apply

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Judges: Robert L. Brown

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