The state cannot restrict a man’s speech via a no stalking order when that speech hasn’t been found to have been threatening, a state appeals court ruled.The 1st District Appellate Court’s ruling last week is a victory for respondent Chester Wilk, who had been otherwise ordered to stay away from petitioner Eric Flood and the church Flood runs as a pastor after harassing him for more than 10 years.Cook County Associate Judge Callie Lynn Baird entered an order in October 2017 barring Wilk from “communicating, publishing or …