Supreme Court takes on Facebook threats

Should a Facebook post threatening to leave your ex-wife's body "soaked in blood" or suggesting your son should dress as a "matricide" for Halloween and put his mother's head on a stick be considered a crime — or protected free speech? What if those threats are made in the form of rap lyrics, or are followed by the playful emoticon of a face sticking its tongue out? Does it matter that these threats are made online rather than IRL, the Internet's acronym for In Real Life? See also: Why the Sup...