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Pattern and that makes it credible and also because it's move from the tabloids into the mainstream media. i think that helps women feel that it more acceptable to come forward. it will be interesting to see how courts deal with that new sense of recognition and awareness. >> i feel like also specifically to go back to the alonis -- i guess we wonder when we think about the court handing out this decision, it seems like it could be pretty far reaching and pretty seismic in terms of what it dictates in terms of social media and responsibilities on social media. >> i think that's a really good p...

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To you in terms of your thoughts on what rich lowrie said on "meet the press." it's kind of like, hey, just don't do bad stuff and you won't get shot. >> in the specific case of michael brown, it's really worth emphasizing that the narrative is one that fits the evidence presented to the grand jury but it's not the on one that fits the evidence presented to the grand jury. it's very interesting, i think, hour darren wilson's account, which is the one lowrie is using, has become essentially the truth of the matter, despite the fact it's disputed by witnesses, that there are other narratives tha...

In the headlines. over at the supreme court this morning, justices heard a case involving threats from a man using facebook to harass his ex-wife. the court will decide whether threatening communications on facebook can be classified as a crime. joining me now is staff writer at the "new york times" magazine, emily bazalon. this is a man who posted that he wanted to see her soaked in blood and dying. the case seems to hinge on a concept of true threat. can you sort of explain to everybody what true threat practically means. >> that's the question the sport will be deciding in this case. and at...