Supreme Court to Decide if Online Death Threats Count as Free Speech Recent Posts April 28 – Phil Martin, “Strong Commanders, Weak States: How Rebel Governance Shapes Military Integration after Civil War” <graphic if any> <event copy> <speaker bio> <rsvp link> April 14th – Barbara Montgomery, “Madness or Method? Evaluating the strategic effectiveness of the Kim dynasty’s nuclear brinkmanship.” <insert event graphic here> <insert description of event/event copy here> <insert Barb. Montgomery bio here> Follow us on Twitter Tweets by @CSPS_GMU The Supreme Court will decide whether the government has the right to imprison a person for online death threats. ]]> ← Does Your Security System Provider Protect Your Data Enough? → Utilizes Wireless Mesh Network for Fire Detection