How did the “clear and present danger” test affect the outcome of Schenck v. the United States?

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hhanan · Answer

would it be the 3rd option

SmokeyBrown · Answer

That would be correct; since Schenck was using his speech to encourage people to avoid the draft, this was deemed a dangerous use of speech and Schenck was able to be convicted.

hhanan · Answer

thank you

eyebrow · Answer

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hhanan · Answer

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SmokeyBrown · Answer

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In the future, please be aware that you can ask these kinds of questions as part of a private message. For the record, it appears to be the Korean musician known as K.Will

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