Jamila Asha Jones v. the State of Texas

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• explaining that an element of a crime “may be established through circumstantial evidence or from inferences drawn from the conduct of an individual”
• finding federal jurisdiction under § 844(i) because “the restaurant served alcohol and used natural gas, both of which originated outside of Florida”
• finding the evidence of arson sufficient where the evidence showed that the fire was intentional, that the 24 defendant had a motive, and that the defendant had talked about setting the property on fire
• restaurant covered in part because it offered to serve interstate travelers

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