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There's a difference between crying "Fire!" to willingly cause panic over nothing (ie: intent to cause harm), and a mistake... Text from your first link even s

There's a difference between crying "Fire!" to willingly cause panic over nothing (ie: intent to cause harm), and a mistake... Text from your first link even says that: > A person is guilty of a crime of the third degree if he knowingly causes such false alarm [...]

jaclaz 9y ago
>There's a difference between crying "Fire!" to willingly cause panic over nothing (ie: intent to cause harm), and a mistake... Sure there is a difference, but - again not all states/countries Laws are the same - it may depend on who has to prove that it was a mistake. And of course it may be classified as an actual crime or as a minor civil infraction.