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Depending on where this took place, "resisting arrest" can mean obstructing. You can be charged with it if you're interfering with an officer. I'm not saying it
by MichaelApproved 11y ago
Depending on where this took place, "resisting arrest" can mean obstructing. You can be charged with it if you're interfering with an officer. I'm not saying it's just, I'm just explaining that the name of the charge isn't necessarily descriptive of the underlying statute.
http://www.shouselaw.com/resisting-arrest.html http://www.shouselaw.com/resisting-arrest.html
- tallerholler 11y agodefinitely.. and that's where the cops have true power. anything show of defiance or questioning can be construed as obstructing or interfering no problem...