Lawrence Jackson v. State

How courts have described this case

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• statements such as “go get my gun and do like Columbine” and other references to “Columbine” and “shooting” constituted harassment
• statements such as \go get my gun and do like Columbine\ and other references to \Columbine\ and \shooting\ constituted harassment
• “A criminal defendant is ‘entitled to appear at trial free from all bonds or shackles except in extraordinary circumstances.’ ” (citations omitted)
• statement of concern that the defendant would come back and “shoot up the place” was sufficient, as was another person’s statement that she felt “a little frightened”
• holding that the improper use of restraints do not \ require reversal unless it is shown that the use of restraints substantially affected the trial court' s fact finding\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).