ZAch055 said:
This is a clear violation of freedom of speech and freedom of the press. She got arrested for something which she said on Facebook, that is a clear violation of her rights.
You grossly misunderstand how these rights apply in daily life.
Firstly, I'm going to knock "freedom of the press" right in the head; the accused had no press affiliation, was not working for any accredited news source, and was not reporting on a story at the time. It just doesn't apply. At all.
Secondly, as mentioned many times by many others, "freedom of speech" doesn't extend to making death threats or threats to inflict harm on someone else. Especially if you have a track record of fulfilling those threats, and have the means to carry them out... but even if you don't mean it, calling up someone on the phone and making threatening statements is indeed a crime.
So no, the accused's rights were not violated by this judgement. She now has some time in a correctional facility to find a better way to manage her childish outbursts, and hopefully a life while she's at it.
-- Steve