“The State’s burden of proof isn’t my client’s problem, Your Honor,” Hunter countered briskly. “The law is clear. Brandenburg v. Ohio.” Hunter made a mental note to thank Kirsten for finding the case for him. “The state can only punish speech that incites imminent lawless action. That requires both an incitement to lawless action and some indication that the lawless action will actually occur, and neither of those requirements are met here. There’s no reason to put the court, a jury, or my client through a lengthy trial just because some fifteen year old boy freaked out and decided Sabrina was a teenage witch.”