It's absolutely not a nitpick, but does that example still apply? I was under the impression that the 'clear and present' danger had been extremely narrowed to

It's absolutely not a nitpick, but does that example still apply? I was under the impression that the 'clear and present' danger had been extremely narrowed to 'absolutely clear (as in an actual plan) and present (with explicit time)'. My recollection might not be right, but I could have sworn I remember the very justice that wrote the fire in the theater example rolling it back bit by bit over the course of the next several cases.