Q: How does Abrams depart from Frohwerk, Debs, and Schenck?
1. Holmes’ emphasis on specific intent of Act in Abrams (whereas in prior
cases, he took a much more lax view of intent).
2. Homes’ emphasis on immediacy between the speech and the act in the “Clear and Imminent Danger” test.
3. His powerful “marketplace of ideas” argument supporting free speech.
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