Critics who argue against hate crime legislation generally cite _____ as the main problem of hate crime legislation.
A) inability to obtain convictions under hate crime statutes
B) proving the motive of the offender
C) lack of evidence at the crime scene
D) high requirements for prosecutors to establish a hate crime

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Critics often argue that proving the motive of the offender is challenging, as it requires demonstrating that the crime was specifically motivated by bias or prejudice, which can be difficult to establish beyond reasonable doubt.

Critics Who Argue Against Hate Crime Legislation Generally Cite _____