First Research Corp. v. Florida Industrial Commission

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• concluding that “[e]vidence existed that appellee was motivated by racial animus; he made repeated references to the victim’s national origin (albeit mistaken) while behaving in a physically menacing manner, committing -9- J-A10012-23 an assault on her, which he did not contest.”
• noting that “[h]uman beings may act with a single, exclusive motive[, or] they may act for multiple reasons”
• Finding sufficient evidence for reckless disregard when defendant approached victims with a hammer and electric drill, after a heated argument
• appellant told victim that he would kill her father while shouting obscenities and racial slurs before charging at the victim while wielding a hammer

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