United States v. Samuel G. Redwine, Clifford G. Redwine, and Chester Strong, Defendants

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• conspiracy to intimidate inferred from evidence that defendants threw rocks at house and yelled racial epithets
• prior racist comments admissible to show racially motivated harassment and fire bombing of black family’s house
• “The government need not establish that there existed a formal agreement to conspire; circumstantial evidence and reasonable inferences drawn therefrom concerning the relationship of the parties, their overt acts, and the totality of their conduct may serve as proof.”

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