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Yelling "fire" in a crowd without the existence of a genuine emergency is an example of A. Limited B. Unprotected C. Obscene D. Malicious
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Yelling "fire" in a crowd without the existence of a genuine emergency is an example of

A. Limited
B. Unprotected
C. Obscene
D. Malicious

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It’s B, unprotected

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The answer is D Malicious. Because Malicious mean Ill-willed or just plain mean. Yelling fire in a crowd will cause panic in the crowd.
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