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19:38Now PlayingShiloh Hendricks was convicted of disorderly conduct after a confrontation at a Minnesota playground—but Andrew Branca argues the real legal story begins after the verdict.
Andrew examines Minnesota's disorderly conduct statute alongside decades of Minnesota Supreme Court and Court of Appeals decisions interpreting the "fighting words" doctrine. He explains why offensive language alone is generally protected by the First Amendment, why courts require additional threatening or provocative conduct before criminal liability can attach, and why he believes the trial judge failed to properly apply those constitutional limits in Hendricks' case.
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