United States v. Jeremy S. Craft

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• holding that evidence of defendant's racial animus supported a finding that he acted with racial motives
• stating the government was not required to prove racial animus was the defendant's \sole motivation\
• upholding a conviction for the arson of temporarily unoccupied rental properties because the properties had not been \permanently remove[d] ... from the stream of commerce.\
• upholding a conviction for the arson of temporarily unoccupied rental properties because the properties had not been “permanently remove[d] . . . from the stream of commerce.”
• government was not required to prove that racial animus was the defendant’s “sole motivation” but only that the victims’ race or ethnicity partially motivated the crimes
• temporarily vacant rental properties were within § 844(i)’s scope

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