SCOTUS decision related to GG and online threats being brought more inline with prosecuting other types of threats 

Synopsis from Forbes.  It is probably relevant to the other section regarding legislation.  It seems the decision makes online threat prosecutions closer to other threat prosecutions (i.e. it must be specific and credible) but it did overturn a conviction the court decided didn't meet those requirements (I will get the full opinion to see if it was a remand but it probably wasn't).  If nothing else, it makes legislation mentioned in the other section more difficult or moot as the source comments on it.