United States v. Larry W. Mayberry

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• logging mill temporarily closed due to lumber shortage but ready to operate once lumber was received
• logging mill temporarily closed due to lumber shortage but ready to operate once lumber was received
• comments to third party indicating imminent commission of crime reasonably construed as seeking witness’ assistance, cooperation and silence and thus deemed in furtherance of conspiracy
• record reflected that temporarily closed sawmill would have been operational had logs been available to cut
• “temporary closure of a previously going commercial enterprise does not defeat the claim that under 844(i) interstate commerce is affected by the burning or bombing of a structure”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).