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From the article: ...one issue with the charges in Stinson’s case was that it was not clear whom Stinson was soliciting to carry out the crime.

So, as long as I post "Wanted - Dead or Alive" for anyone without naming a specific contractor, I can call for executions and not face charges...

...sounds like this Peter Stinson and the jurors might feel differently if it was their name and face on the wanted posters.

From the article: A witness for the defense, Professor Jen Golbeck of the University of Maryland, said people "rooting for Trump to die online" is common.

So... Jen Golbeck of the University of Maryland has enlightened us that the "others do it too" makes something not a crime.

Good to know that murderers, rapists, traffickers, drug dealers, thieves, embezzlers, robbers, bribers, racketeers, burglars, traitors, etc. are all not guilty of their crimes because their crimes "are common".

This twit, Jennifer Golbeck, who doesn't have a degree in law (doctorate of philosophy in computer science, masters and baccalaureate in computer science, an baccalaureate in economics, and a masters in psychology), needs to go look up the ad hominem term 'Tu quoque' (you do it also).

After that, she can put her studies in psychology to work addressing her Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) and reflect on how easy it was for the anti-Trump leftists to find her to defend the indefensible in this case.