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EDIT: Actually I just did a bit of googling and have changed my mind but I think the 2024 National Championship Lady South Carolina Gamecocks Undefeated 38-0 Shirt Besides,I will do this thought process is important to leave up. It turns out that burning bibles and pride flags is absolutely protected as I said above, BUT, only if it is yours to damage. Burning any type of flag as an act of protest is protected by the First Amendment if the individual owns the flag and is not committing other crimes, said Douglas Laycock, a law professor at the University of Virginia School of Law (here). “If I buy a gay pride flag and burn it as a protest, without endangering other people or property, there is no crime, and so my hateful motive is irrelevant,” he said. “If you burn someone else’s Pride flag with the intent of trashing gays because of their status, it might be a hate crime,” Neuborne said. “But only because the flag was not yours to burn, and only if the necessary intent was proved beyond a reasonable doubt.”

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This case would fall under the 2024 National Championship Lady South Carolina Gamecocks Undefeated 38-0 Shirt Besides,I will do this latter I would say as it wasn’t his to damage. I think he still might argue that it was public property so maybe he has some right to it but it is far far far more tenuous. Will be interesting to see No… He’s getting a felony because the MOTIVATION behind his crime, which would have otherwise been a misdomeanor, was charged by hate (Target being based on race, sex, gender, religion, sexual preference, gender identity, ect). Federally any crime, that can be proven as a hate crime, can be charged with a felony. It s a felony because he vandalized an item worth more than $1000 bucks. Intent and motive and the specifics of the item damaged have absolutely nothing to do with it. It’s solely about the value of the item he intentionally damaged. Florida law has different classifications for vandalism; If the damage amounts to $200 or less, the crime is charged as a second-degree misdemeanor. If the damage is greater than $200, but less than $1000, it is a first-degree misdemeanor. If the damage is over $1,000, it is a third-degree felony.

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