I've cited the applicable federal law.It does have to be proven, insomuch as convincing a judge or jury that the intent is there.
You misunderstand your own cited material. It is saying it does not have to be strictly "proven", just as it was not strictly proven that Scott Peterson killed Lacy Peterson.
There was no video or confession.
What happened was that the crime was proven to the court using the inference of the evidence.
And no, that does not refer to someone stompngtheir feet insisting that someone committed a crime or had intent.
Evidence of that intent still must be presented.
Continue searching your legal sources, without the specific intent only of cherry oiling something you think supports your opinion. You will find that demonstrating intent does require evidence.
So, if it will help your misunderstanding, let's call it "demonstrating" instead of "proving".
In any case, the hard part is CONVINCING. Convincing the jury or the court.
You:
I've shown you that intent can be inferred through actions and surroundings.
You:
I've provided expert analysis that these protests are illegal from a left biased source.
You:
Eventually I must concluded you are willfully ignorant and further engagement is a waste of time and resources.
Continue to be wrong...nothing I can do to stop you.
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