The entire judicial system has been desensitized to view threats to kill as simply a person’s constitutional right to free speech. Thus, threats to kill are often ignored. It is not until after a domestic violence or stalking related homicide has been committed that a threat is discovered and taken seriously.

For this reason, threats to kill must be evaluated for lethality and the rapid loss of conduct inhibitors, before a crime is committed. The evaluation of threats to kill has proven to be a significant step in the prediction and prevention of domestic violence and stalking related homicides.

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