U.S. v. Fenton, No. 98-1J (W.D.Pa.) (30 F.Supp.2d 520) (December 22, 1998) (Judge D. Brooks Smith)
Case held that defendant, who, while speaking with an insurance adjuster regarding repairs to his vehicle, remarked that he was going to shoot his Congressman, lacked requisite intent under statute prohibiting threats against federal officials.
The Court held that ยง 115(a)(1)(B) "contains an actus reus, specifically, making a threat, as ...
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