United States v. Mary Frances Carrier

How courts have described this case

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• threat to kill the President need not be communicated to the President, and whether words constitute a true threat generally question for the trier of fact
• “Most cases [involving alleged threats] are within a broad expanse of 6 varying fact patterns which may not be resolved as a matter of law, but should 7 be left to a jury.”

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