Re: Jewish Journalist Arrested for Objecting to Islamic Terror Symbol in Grocery Store

moviePig

BTR1701
 
Furthermore, State v. Bishop (2016) and State v. Shackelford (2019) have
reinforced the principle that vague and overly-broad interpretations of
cyber-stalking statutes violate constitutional protections of free speech
and press freedom.

 
Arresting her for "objecting" would violate her free-speech rights.
Which, according to your link, didn't happen.
Had "objecting" been her offense, she'd have been guilty at the store.