Felony Obstruction of Justice

When a person intentionally interferes with law enforcement or the legal process in a way that significantly disrupts justice. This can include actions that impede investigations, legal proceedings, or the administration of justice in a substantial manner.

Key Examples

• Knowingly providing false information to law enforcement during a major investigation or trail

• Tampering with evidence in a way that obstructs justice, such as destroying, altering, or concealing evidence.

• Bribing, threatening, or intimidating witnesses to prevent them from testifying or providing truthful information.

• Resisting Arrest with force or using weapons to hinder law enforcement's duties in a significant way.

Felony

Sentence: 45 Months

Fine: $10,000