Potter Stewart,
Edwards v. South Carolina (372 U.S. 229…
“ In affirming the judgments, the Supreme Court of South Carolina said that under the law of that State the offense of breach of the peace 'is not susceptible of exact definition,' but that the 'general definition of the offense' is as follows:'In general terms, a breach of the peace is a violation of public order, a disturbance of the public tranquility, by any act or conduct inciting to violence * * *, it includes any violation of any law enacted to preserve peace and good order. It may consist of an act of violence or an act likely to produce violence. ”
