FILE- In a Dec. 11, 2018 file photo, Nikki Joly appears for a preliminary examination in Jackson County District Court in Jackson, Mich. Joly is charged with first degree arson stemming from a Aug. 10, 2017 fire at Joly's home. Michigan police say the transgender, gay rights activist tried to fabricate a hate crime by setting his home on fire, but the man's attorney is questioning the evidence. Attorney Daniel Barnett said the evidence is circumstantial and doesn't provide proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Joly set the August 2017 fire that killed five pets at his home in Jackson. (J. Scott Park/Jackson Citizen Patriot via AP)
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