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Obstruction of justice. Alternatively, suspicion of intoxication. The list isn't short.
by datameta 5y ago
Obstruction of justice. Alternatively, suspicion of intoxication.
The list isn't short.
- tptacek 5y agoRefusing to answer an arbitrary question from a police officer is not in fact obstruction of justice. You don't have to wonder what the elements of "obstruction" are; you can look them up. Here, by the way, it's helpful to know that California doesn't even have an "obstruction of justice" statute (it has "Resisting arrest laws", which you can read more about to see that not giving your Twitter account up is not going to get you convicted of that).