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Federal Appeals Court upholds Concord man’s hate crime convictions
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Federal Appeals Court upholds Concord man’s hate crime convictions
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed a Concord man’s conviction on federal hate crime charges. Marian Hudak was sentenced in 2024 to 41 months in prison and three years of supervised release. “In Marian Hudak’s federal hate crimes trial, the central question was whether he assaulted his victims ‘because of’ their race,” Judge Harvie Wilkinson wrote for a unanimous three-judge Appeals Court panel. “The jury found that he did. It is no…
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