hrmm has this been tested? I read the article and it seems to suggest that there is in fact no case law on this, not that it has been proven legal. I always t

hrmm has this been tested? I read the article and it seems to suggest that there is in fact no case law on this, not that it has been proven legal. I always thought scenario was: If you ran into a theater as a prank and yelled fire and two people got trampled on the way out, your first amendment rights wouldn't protect you if their families sued. Given the ubiquity it seems like a judge would say that this person wasn't protected.