I think the idea of a line being drawn at interference is pretty well established and could see the 8-foot rule as trying to establish a useable standard. How d

I think the idea of a line being drawn at interference is pretty well established and could see the 8-foot rule as trying to establish a useable standard. How does it apply in a traffic stop though? Not sure if there are conditions for the 8-foot rule described in the law. I could see it being allowable (or at least NOT presumptively unconstitutional) in the public setting of a sidewalk as pertaining to parties not directly involved in a matter. I am far more skeptical that it could apply to a person who is the direct subject of an interaction or a companion thereof.